08-05-2025
Kerala SSLC 10th Results 2025 Live Updates: Kerala class 10 result to be announced on May 9; here's how to check
Kerala SSLC 10th Results 2025 Live Updates: The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan is all set to declare the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) Examination 2025 results on May 9. Over 4.27 lakh students who appeared for the Class 10 board exams conducted from March 3 to 26 are eagerly awaiting their performance outcomes. General Education Minister V. Sivankutty confirmed the result date earlier this week, noting that preparations are complete.
Exam Overview and Participation This year, 4,27,021 candidates sat for the SSLC exams at 2,964 centers across Kerala, with additional centres in Lakshadweep (9) and the Gulf region (7). Among the candidates, 1,42,298 students were from government schools, 2,55,092 from aided institutions, and 29,631 from unaided schools. The exams began with language papers and concluded with Social Science.
The evaluation process was completed swiftly between April 3 and April 26, allowing the education department to announce the results earlier than in 2024, when they were released on May 8.
How to Check Kerala SSLC Result 2025 Online Students can check their SSLC results through multiple official channels. Here's how:
1. Visit the official website
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2. Enter details
On the result page, enter your roll number and date of birth as mentioned on the hall ticket.
3. View and download
After submitting the details, your marksheet will appear. Download or take a screenshot for future reference.
Via SMS: Type KERALA10 Roll Number and send it to 56263 to receive your result via text.
Via Saphalam App: Download the Saphalam 2025 app from Google Play Store and check the result using your credentials.
Next Steps After Result Declaration Students who wish to apply for revaluation or scrutiny must do so by May 14, 2025. Results of revaluation will be announced in July 2025. Supplementary exams are expected to be conducted in late May or June, offering students another chance to improve scores.
