Kerala Class 10th Result 2025: How and where to check your Kerala SSLC scorecard online
The
(KBPE) is all set to declare the Kerala SSLC (Class 10) Result 2025 on May 9, 2025, at 3:00 PM. With over 4 lakh students appearing for the
exams this year, anticipation is high across the state.
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These results are crucial, as they mark a significant academic milestone and determine eligibility for higher secondary education.
To ensure a smooth and accessible result-checking process, the Kerala education department has made the results available across multiple platforms, including official websites, mobile apps, SMS services, and DigiLocker. Students and parents are advised to stay calm, keep their registration details handy, and use only official channels to check results.
The scorecards available online will be provisional, and original certificates will be distributed through schools later.
Here's a complete guide on how and where to access your
.
Kerala SSLC Results 2025: Official Websites to Check
Students can access their Kerala SSLC 2025 scorecards on the following government portals:
keralaresults.nic.in
pareekshabhavan.kerala.gov.in
sslcexam.kerala.gov.in
results.kite.kerala.gov.in
These websites are designed to handle high traffic volumes during result time and are the most reliable sources for accurate results. Students are encouraged to avoid third-party websites to prevent misinformation or server issues.
Steps to Check Kerala SSLC Result 2025
Once released, the Kerala SSLC result will be available to download at the board's official websites. To download your result, follow these simple steps:
Visit any of the official result websites. Click the link for "SSLC Result 2025." Enter your registration number and date of birth in the specified format. Click on 'Submit' or 'View Result'. Your result will appear on the screen showing subject-wise marks and grade. Download the PDF or take a printout for reference.
Make sure the information entered matches your exam hall ticket to avoid errors.
Alternative Ways to Access Kerala Class 10th Result 2025
Along with the official websites, the Kerala board class 10th results will also be available through various alternative methods. If website servers are slow, try these alternate methods:
SMS: Type KERALA10 REGISTRATION NUMBER and send it to 56263. You'll receive your result as an SMS.
Type KERALA10 REGISTRATION NUMBER and send it to 56263. You'll receive your result as an SMS. Saphalam App: Download from Google Play Store. Log in using your credentials and view your digital scorecard instantly. The app is official and recommended by Kerala IT@School.
Download from Google Play Store. Log in using your credentials and view your digital scorecard instantly. The app is official and recommended by Kerala IT@School. DigiLocker: Visit digilocker.gov.in, log in with your Aadhaar-linked mobile number, and download your digital SSLC marksheet.
These options are particularly useful during peak result hours when websites may face downtime.
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