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Hindustan Times
2 days ago
- General
- Hindustan Times
Karnataka SSLC Exam 2 Result 2025 News: How to check KSEAB 10th supplementary results when released
Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board, KSEAB, will be releasing the Karnataka SSLC Exam 2 Results 2025. When out, candidates who appeared for the KSEAB 10th supplementary exams 2025 will be able to check their results on the official website of KSEAB at Also read: Madras HC clears decks for NEET result declaration Candidates can download their results when out by following the steps mentioned below: Also read: Maharashtra FYJC 2025 provisional merit list out at make corrections till tomorrow The Karnataka SSLC exam 2 was conducted from May 26 to June 2, 2025. The exam was held in single shift from 10 am to 1.15 pm. The JTS students (56, 57, 58 and 59 subjects) practical and oral examinations was held on June 3, 2025. Also read: TNPSC Group 1 Hall Ticket 2025 released at download link here Notably, the Karnataka SSLC exam 1 result was declared on April 30, 2025. A total of 842173 candidates appeared for the examination out of which 524984 candidates passed the exam. The overall pass percentage stood at 62.34 per cent.
Time of India
22-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
Bengaluru North & South top list of A+ in SSLC exam, Dakshina Kannada in third place
Bengaluru: Bengaluru may not be the best in the state in terms of pass percentage for SSLC examination, but it indeed produced the maximum number of high scorers. The largest cohort of A+ graders in the state were from Bengaluru South and North. As many as 4,684 students secured A+ (marks in the range of 90%-100%) for class 10 exams in Bengaluru South, while 4,622 students in Bengaluru North are in this bracket. Dakshina Kannada has the third largest number of students (4,174) with A+. Over 55,000 students in the state achieved this. In terms of pass percentage, Bengaluru South is in 10th position and Bengaluru North in 11th. Udupi, which ranked first in terms of pass percentage, had 2,060 A+ students. An analysis by Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board shows that Bengaluru South also has the highest number of A graders. While 8,308 students from this region have an A grade, 6,575 students from Bengaluru North have secured A grades. "There is nothing to be surprised," said AS Seetharamu, former professor at Institute for Social and Economic Change. "SSLC is the zenith of a pyramid of schooling. It is built layer by layer from solid foundations. Bengaluru South, for several decades, has some of the best preschools. Children acquire communication skills at an early age. A large middle class and non-migrant population is in Bengaluru South. To a slightly lower degree, Bengaluru North is a replica of South. Naturally, the pursuit of excellence in schooling, both in infrastructure and student effort, integrated with parental guidance and paid private coaching, all contributing to superior grades for larger groups," he said. "Udupi and Dakshina Kannada cannot be compared with Bengaluru South and North. The former are districts with a heavy rural population. Results are as expected," he added. Manjunath HK, president of Karnataka High School Teachers Association, said: "The number of students in private schools is more than that of govt schools in Bengaluru. Some of these schools are old and established, and provide a solid foundation from primary school. There is also huge support from parents, self-motivation and better accessibility to resources. All of it leads to better results." Meanwhile, students across the state have secured good grades in subsidiary subjects like art education, health and wellness, attitude and values and work experience. "That is just an eyewash. Most govt schools do not even have teachers for physical education or art education. They are not assessed, but marks are randomly given," said a teacher. As per KSEAB, 7.3 lakh students have A grade, 59,421 students have B grade, and 1,169 have C grade. In art, 6.9 lakh have A grade, 95,976 have B grade, and 2,793 have C grade. In attitude and values and work experience, 6.9 lakh students have A grades. SECOND STORY Educators call for inclusion of internal marks in SSLC final results to improve scores tnn Bengaluru: Amid consistently low pass rates in SSLC examination, educators across the state are urging the department of school education and literacy to revise regulations and incorporate internal assessment marks into the final results. Currently, Karnataka allocates approximately 20 marks for internal assessments, but these scores are not factored into final results. Students must achieve 35% in each of the six subjects to pass — the pass mark is 28 in second and third languages, maths, science and social science, and 44 in the first language as the exam is out of 125. This contrasts with other education boards across India. Maharashtra recorded a 94.18% pass rate in 2025, falling slightly from 95.81% in 2024, where students need a combined 35% from both internal and external examinations. Similarly, CBSE includes all 20 internal assessment marks when calculating final results. Tamil Nadu's system allocates 25 internal marks for science and 10 for other subjects, with final mark sheets showing only the total out of 100. Science students must secure at least 20 marks in the external examination to pass. Karnataka's SSLC-1 pass rate stood at just 63% this year. While authorities attributed the decline to stricter anti-malpractice measures through CCTV monitoring, the 2023 results reached only 84%, still considerably lower than neighbouring states. "It is the same textbooks that both CBSE and state syllabus students study for mathematics and science. However, if a student gets 20 for internals and 15 for externals, CBSE student passes and the other fails. How unfair is that? The students are studying the same material in the same environment, but results vary," a PU college principal pointed out. A private school principal said the idea of having internal assessments is to have continuous assessment and not test a student based on only one exam. "If those marks are finally not counted, what is the point of having them at all?" the principal asked. The Associated Managements of Primary and Secondary Schools of Karnataka included this recommendation in their memorandum to the department, following the announcement of SSLC results. Trilok Chandra BV, commissioner, however said the department has not yet discussed the issue.
India Today
17-05-2025
- General
- India Today
Karnataka 2nd PUC exam 2 result 2025 out, overall pass percentage stands at 35.26%
The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) has officially announced the results for the 2nd PUC Exam 2 for 2025. Students who took the exam can now access their scorecards on the official portal — those who appeared for improvement, the KSEAB will publish the subject-wise best scores — by comparing marks from Exam 1 and Exam 2 — on its website, on May to the academic calendar, the third round of the 2nd PUC exams is scheduled from June 9 to June 20. Notably, students appearing for Exam 3 won't be charged any fee unless they're private candidates or are retaking the exam for further year, 71,964 candidates appeared in Exam 2 to enhance their of these, 41,719 successfully bettered their performance. This improvement is expected to benefit many students aiming for higher ranks in the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET).The overall pass percentage for Exam 2 stood at 35.26%. Interestingly, while the Arts stream had the highest number of examinees, it also recorded the lowest pass percentage at just 25.38%.Amongst the 84,357 boys who appeared, 28,971 passed — marking a pass rate of 34.34%. Girls, however, performed better with 25,197 of the 69,263 candidates passing, translating to a 36.38% pass TO DOWNLOAD THE KARNATAKA PUC II RESULT 2025advertisementVisit the official website of Karanataka PUC II Result 2025Click on the highlighted link tab available on homepageEnter your login credentialsClick on submitYour scorecard will appear on your screenCross-check all the detailsDownload it for future link to check and download it REVALUATION AND EXAM 3 DETAILSStudents awaiting revaluation results do not need to wait to apply for Exam 3. As per the Karnataka Pre-University Course SLPE 1997, clause 29(A), any changes after revaluation will be considered final and treated as Exam 2 marks — earlier scores cannot be results of revaluation and re-totaling will be made available on the KSEAB website. While re-totaling is free of charge, students must stay updated via the official portal for further announcements.
News18
17-05-2025
- Business
- News18
Karnataka 2nd PUC Exam 2 Results 2025 Declared, 31.27% Qualify; Check Exam 3 Dates
Last Updated: The 2025 Karnataka PUC II exam 2 results saw an overall pass percentage of 31.27 per cent. Girls outperformed boys while commerce is the best-performing stream. Students who took the exam can check their results by visiting the official website at The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) has announced the results of the state 2nd PUC exam 2 on May 16, 2025. The 2025 Karnataka PUC II exam 2 results saw an overall pass percentage of 31.27 per cent. Girls outperformed boys while commerce is the best-performing stream. Students who took the exam can check their results by visiting the official website at or It is also available at and Alternatively, if the website crashes or the internet is not working, students can access their scores via SMS and DigiLocker. The Karnataka 2nd PUC exam 2 took place from April 24 to May 8, 2025, in 332 centres across the state. A total of 1,94,077 students participated in the exam out of which 60,692 passed. As many as 71,964 students reappeared for the exam only to improve their scores of which 41,719 were successful. In the exam 2 results, girls obtained a pass rate of 36.38 per cent. The pass percentage for boys is recorded at 34.34 per cent. The pass percentage of science stream is 35.14 per cent, commerce is 35.74 per cent and arts stream recorded the lowest pass rate at 25.38 per cent. Students must score a minimum of 33 per cent marks to pass the Karnataka PUC 2nd exam. Those who miss the minimum requirement will be provided grace marks. Teachers can only give up to 5 per cent grace marks to the students. Students unsatisfied with their scores can apply for revaluation. The cost for obtaining a scanned copy of the answer script is Rs 530 per subject, while the revaluation fee stands at Rs 1670 per subject. Students can register for Exam 3 from May 16 to May 26, 2025, at their respective colleges. The application fee for Exam 3 is Rs 175 per subject for first-time candidates and Rs 350 for those reappearing. The Karnataka 2nd PUC Exam 3 will be conducted from June 9 to June 21, 2025, across the state. Karnataka 2nd PUC Exam 2 Results 2025: What Happened In Exam 1? The Karnataka 2nd PUC Result 2025 saw a notable decline, dropping from 81.15 per cent in 2024 to 73.45 per cent this year. In the Arts stream, 1,53,043 students appeared for the exam, with 81,553 passing, resulting in a pass percentage of 53.29 per cent. In the Commerce stream, 2,03,429 students took the exam, and 1,55,425 passed, achieving a pass percentage of 76.07 per cent. The Science stream had the highest performance, with 2,80,933 students appearing and 2,31,461 passing, leading to a pass percentage of 82.45 per cent. First Published: May 17, 2025, 09:41 IST
Mint
17-05-2025
- Science
- Mint
Karnataka 2nd PUC Exam 2 Result 2025 Highlights: Result DECLARED; here's how to check step-by-step, details here
The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) declared the 2nd PUC Exam 2 Results 2025 yesterday. Students who sat for the exam can access their results on the official website Go to the official website – 2. Tap on the link that states 'Karnataka 2nd PUC Exam 2 Result 2025' 3. Mention your registration number and select your stream (Science, Commerce, or Arts) 5. Your result will show on the screen 6. Download or print a copy for future references The 2nd PUC Exam 2 was conducted from April 24 to May 8, 2025. This exam was held for students who either wanted to enhance their marks or could not sit for the first exam due to valid reasons such as attendance shortage. A total of 1,94,077 students sat for this exam. Out of these, 60,692 students have passed the examination, leading to a pass percentage of 35.26%, which comprises regular, repeater, and private candidates. Among them, 71,964 students retook the exams specifically to enhance their scores. Out of these, 41,719 managed to achieve better marks. The majority of these students focused on subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, indicating a strong intent to improve their CET rankings. Students must get at least 35% in each subject to qualify the exam. This consists of a minimum of 25 marks in theory and 11 marks in practical.
