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Kerala SSLC Result 2026 Declared: 4.17 Lakh Students to get Result
KBPE publicly announced the SSLC results for 2026 on May 15, 2026. The announcement was made in an official press conference in Thiruvananthapuram, given by V. Sivankutty, the Minister of Education. The SSLC results are now available to the 4,17,497 candidates who completed the Class 10 examinations for 2026.
The SSLC exams in 2026 were conducted from the 5th of March to the 30th of March, 2026, at 3,031 exam centres across Kerala. The evaluation of answer sheets was done from the 7th to the 25th of April, 2026. The result link was opened on the 15th of May at 3:00 PM and candidates were able to log on to the site, keralaresults.nic.in, or results.kite.kerala.gov.in, using their Registration Number and Date of Birth. This year the pass percentage is at 99.5%, the same as the previous year. 61,449 students achieved a full A+ in all subjects. This reflects the unwavering academic standards of the school system in Kerala. The board does not release a merit or topper's list to maintain the tradition of not ranking students and focuses instead on the student's individual performance.
How to Check Kerala SSLC Result 2026 Online, App, and SMS
Result checking is a simple process that begins with students logging onto one of the official websites, clicking the link for ‘SSLC Result 2026’, entering their Registration Number and DOB (DD/MM/YYYY), and selecting submit. Marks and grades for all subjects will be displayed. Students are recommended to download the results and print a copy for Plus One admission purposes. For students unable to access the website due to heavy traffic, KITE has made the Saphalam 2026 App available for download on the Google Play Store. It is designed to accommodate heavy traffic and is the fastest of all the result-checking apps. Another option is the PRD Live app from the Public Relations Department.
Students without internet can utilise the SMS option for result checking and should type KERALA10 followed by Registration Number and send it to 56263. The result will be sent to the same mobile number. For students who have misplaced their Registration Number, entering the school code at results.kite.kerala.gov.in will allow access to results.
Calculating Your Percentage According to The Kerala SSLC Grading System
The Kerala SSLC marks shift from a percentage system to a grading system is unique. Each subject is awarded a grade based on which marks fall in which grade. Grade A+ is awarded to marks 90 to 100, grade A to marks 80 to 89, grade B+ to marks 70 to 79, grade B to marks 60 to 69, grade C+ to marks 50 to 59, grade C to marks 40 to 49, grade D+ to marks 30 to 39, and grade D to marks below 30. In order to be declared "Eligible for Higher Studies" (EHS), a student must get at least a D+ in all subjects. A student with a D grade or below in at least one subject is declared "Not Eligible for Higher Studies" (NHS).
The grading system SSLC result, aims to give students an approximate percentage, through the Total Grade Point (TGP) system. Students add the grade points for each of the ten subjects and multiply the result by 1.11. For example, a TGP of 86 results in an approximate percentage of 95.46%. It is important to note that the final grade is a product of the marks received for a student’s Terminal Evaluation (written exam) and Continuous Evaluation (internal assessment). To receive a D+ grade, a student must earn at least 30% on the Terminal Evaluation, regardless of internal marks.
Revaluation, SAY Exam, and What You Can Do If You Are Not Happy With Your Result
Those who are not satisfied with their final scores or suspect an error during the assessment can request the reevaluation using the official Pareeksha Bhavan portal. The revaluation cost is Rs. 400 per subject. Students can request a photocopy of their answer sheet for Rs. 200 per subject. The request for scrutiny of the answer sheet is charged Rs. 50 per subject. These amounts are to be paid online once the application becomes available after the results are announced. Results of the re-evaluation will be available from June 2026. The marks after re-evaluation may increase, decrease, or remain unchanged.
The students who could not pass the board in all subjects can appear for the Save A Year (SAY) Supplementary examination. The application for the SAY exam will be available in schools in May 2026, and the examination is expected to take place in the May-June 2026 timeframe. The results of the SAY exam will be announced in June 2026. From the Gulf region, 633 candidates had their results prepared based on a model or term exam performance, with the provision of grace marks. Original mark sheets and certificates will be made available at the respective schools within 14 days of the announcement of results.
FAQ
Q1. What date was the Kerala SSLC Result 2026 released?
The Kerala SSLC Result 2026 was released on May 15th, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. by the State Education Minister, V. Sivankutty, in a press conference.
Q2. What was the Kerala SSLC Result 2026 pass percentage?
The pass percentage for the Kerala SSLC 2026 was 99.5%. 61,449 students received full A+ grades.
Q3. How to check my Kerala SSLC 2026 result online?
You can check your result by going to keralaresults.nic.in or results.kite.kerala.gov.in.
Q4. What is the minimum grade for passing Kerala SSLC 2026?
To pass the Kerala SSLC 2026, students must obtain a minimum grade of D+, which is awarded for achieving a minimum of 30% in the Terminal Evaluation.
Q5. What are the options for students who fail Kerala SSLC 2026?
Students who fail are eligible to apply for the SAY (Save A Year) supplementary exam, administered in May and June 2026.
Q6. What is the date of the Kerala Plus Two result 2026 announcement?
The results for the Kerala Plus Two (HSE) exam 2026 is anticipated to be announced on May 22, 2026.
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