Kerala DHSE plus one result 2025 date announced: Check when and where to download your result school-wise, direct link
DHSE +1 result 2025: The Kerala DHSE will announce the Plus One (+1) result 2025 on June 3rd at 1 PM, with Education Minister V. Sivankutty releasing it online. Students can access their provisional marksheets on results.kite.kerala.gov.in and results.hse.kerala.gov.in using their registration number and date of birth. Alternative options like SMS are available, and revaluation is an option for those unsatisfied with their scores.
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On the result day, the official websites may face heavy traffic. As an alternative, students can check their results via SMS. They should type KERALA11 and send it to 56263. The result will be sent to the same mobile number.
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The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala, will announce the Kerala Plus One (+1) result 2025 on June 3 at 1 PM. State Education Minister V. Sivankutty will release the results online. Students can check their marksheet at the official websites — results.kite.kerala.gov.in and results.hse.kerala.gov.in — by entering their registration number and date of birth.Students will be able to download their provisional marksheets after logging in. In case of any errors in the marksheet, they must report to their school authorities. The original marksheets will be issued by respective schools a few days after the results are announced.Visit results.kite.kerala.gov.in or results.hse.kerala.gov.inClick on the Kerala Plus One result 2025 linkEnter the registration number and date of birthView and download the marksheetStudents are advised to visit the official websites for further updates and instructions.Students can check their marksheet at the official websites — results.kite.kerala.gov.in and results.hse.kerala.gov.in.The marksheet will include the student's name, subject-wise grades, total marks, and other relevant information. Students should cross-check all details after downloading it.If any student is not satisfied with their marks, they can apply for revaluation or request rechecking of their answer sheets. More information on this process will be available on the official websites.
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