The much-awaited Kerala Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) Exam Result for 2025 is set to be released soon. The exam, conducted by Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan in March 2025, has seen an overwhelming number of students participating. Now, they eagerly await their results, which will be available as a marksheet in April 2025.
Kerala SSLC Result 2025
The result for the Kerala SSLC Exam 2025 will be published on the official Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan result portal. Students can easily access and download their marksheet by providing their Register Number and Date of Birth. Once the evaluation of the answer sheets is complete, the result will be made available for all students to check.
To ensure smooth access, the link to check the Kerala SSLC Exam result will be provided below as soon as it is made available.
How to Check the Kerala SSLC Result 2025?
Students can follow these easy steps to check their SSLC result:
- Visit the Official Website
Go to the Kerala Government Examination Result portal at https://keralaresults.nic.in/. - Find the SSLC Result Link
On the homepage, you will see an option for the “Kerala Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) Examination 2025 Result.” Click on this link to proceed to the result page. - Enter Your Credentials
You will be prompted to enter your Register Number and Date of Birth. Once entered, click the “Submit” button. - View and Download the Marksheet
After submission, your Kerala SSLC Result 2025 will be displayed on the screen. You can now download and print the marksheet for future reference.
What Details are Available on the Kerala SSLC Result 2025?
The Kerala SSLC Result 2025 will be released in the form of a marksheet, which includes important details such as:
- Student’s Name
- Roll Number
- Registration Number
- Date of Birth
- School Name
- School Code
- Subject Names
- Subject Codes
- Marks Obtained (per subject)
- Total Marks
- Overall Grade
- Qualifying Status (Pass/Fail)
- Percentage
This marksheet serves as a digital record of your performance and will be required for further academic and career pursuits.
What Are the Passing Marks for Kerala SSLC Exam 2025?
To be declared successful in the Kerala SSLC Exam 2025, students must meet the following criteria:
- A minimum of 30% marks is required in each subject.
- For subjects with a practical component, students must score a minimum of 30% separately in theory and practical exams.
If a student fails in one or two subjects, they will have the option to appear for the supplementary (supply) exam. However, students who fail in more than two subjects will need to repeat the class and appear for the regular exam the next year.
What Happens After the Result is Released?
After the Kerala SSLC Result 2025 is released online, students will be able to collect their physical marksheet and provisional passing certificate from their respective schools. The distribution of these documents will begin within four weeks after the online result release.
Since the results are expected to be published by the end of April 2025, students can anticipate receiving their official documents by the end of May 2025.
Conclusion
The Kerala SSLC Exam 2025 results are just around the corner, and students are urged to keep an eye on the official website for timely updates. Whether you pass or need to appear for the supplementary exam, the marksheet will provide all the essential details of your performance in the exam.
FAQs
1. When will the Kerala SSLC Result 2025 be released?
Ans: The result is expected to be released in April 2025, once the evaluation process is completed.
2. How can I check my Kerala SSLC Result 2025?
Ans: You can check your result by visiting the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan official website keralaresults.nic.in, entering your Register Number and Date of Birth.
3. What details will be available on my Kerala SSLC marksheet?
Ans: The marksheet will include your name, roll number, subject-wise marks, overall grade, percentage, and qualifying status (pass/fail).
4. What are the passing marks for Kerala SSLC Exam 2025?
Ans: Students need a minimum of 30% marks in each subject to pass. For practical subjects, students must score separately in theory and practical.
5. What happens if I fail in one or two subjects?
Ans: You will have the opportunity to appear for the supply exam. If you fail in more than two subjects, you will need to repeat the class and appear for the exam again next year.
6. When can I collect my physical marksheet?
Ans: Physical copies of the marksheet and provisional passing certificate will be available at your school within 4 weeks of the result release, expected by May 2025.
