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Business Standard
a day ago
- General
- Business Standard
Kerala Plus One results 2025 announced: Here's how to check and download
Kerala DHSE Plus One results 2025: The wait is over for students awaiting the Kerala DHSE Plus One results 2025. The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) declared the Kerala DHSE Plus One results 2025 today June 2. Students can access their results through the official portals, and using their login details. The results is announced by Kerala Education Minister V Sivankutty during a press conference. Alongside the DHSE Plus One results, the Vocational Higher Secondary (VHSE) Plus One results 2025 will also be released at the same time. How to check and download the Kerala Plus One results 2025? Here are the simple steps to check and download the Kerala Plus One results 2025: Visit the official website, On the home page, check for the Kerala Plus One results 2025 link. Then enter your login details, i.e., roll number and date of birth. Then, click on the submit button. Your marksheet will appear on your screen. Candidates can download and take printouts for future reference. The online result will include subject-wise marks, total marks, and pass/fail status. While this digital mark sheet is valid for immediate reference, students must collect the official hard copy from their respective schools later. Kerala HSCAP Plus One first allotment The first allotment is based on the updated preferences and corrected data after the trial allotment published on May 24, 2025. It also shows the school and course assigned to each student in the first round. Students who are happy with their allotment must report to the designated school with the necessary documents within the given deadline to confirm their admission. Required documents include: Original SSLC mark sheet Transfer Certificate (TC) Passport-size photos Any additional documents specified by authorities Kerala HSCAP Plus One admissions: Seat availability for 2025 For the 2025 academic year, a total of 5,46,336 seats have been made available across various streams: To address possible shortages, over 64,000 extra seats have been added this year. DHSE Kerala Plus One: Revaluation process
India Today
a day ago
- General
- India Today
Kerala Plus One Result 2025 to release on June 3, 1 pm: How to check
The Kerala DHSE Plus One Result 2025 is almost here. The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) will release the Kerala Plus One Result 2025 tomorrow, June 3, at 1 pm. Students who appeared for the exams can check their DHSE +1 result 2025 online at the official websites -- and Kerala Education Minister V Sivankutty will officially announce the result at a press conference. Along with the DHSE results, the Kerala Vocational Higher Secondary (VHSE) Plus One result 2025 will also be published on the same day and TO CHECK KERALA PLUS ONE RESULT 2025So, if you're waiting to see how you did, here's how to check your Kerala +1 result 2025 online:Visit your roll number and date of birthClick submitYour Kerala Plus One marksheet 2025 will appear on the screenDownload or print it for future useMake sure to keep your roll number and date of birth handy before logging result will include subject-wise marks, total marks, and pass status. The digital copy can be used for immediate reference, but students should collect the official mark sheet from their schools lakhs of students checking at once, the website might slow down briefly -- so if it doesn't open right away, don't panic. Just refresh after a few minutes.
Indian Express
2 days ago
- General
- Indian Express
Kerala +1 Results 2025 Date, Time: Plus One results likely to be announced on June 3
Kerala +1 Results 2025 Date, Time: The results for the Higher Secondary (DHSE) and Vocational Higher Secondary (VHSE) Plus One examinations will be announced by General Education Minister V Sivankutty on June 3, as per reports. The official Higher Secondary website has already posted the tentative result date. Students can access their scorecards through any of the following official websites: and DHSE and VHSE +1 Kerala exam results will be announced on June 3 at 1 PM To check and download their Kerala Plus One results, students should: Visit any of the official websites listed above. Click on the 'DHSE Plus One Result 2024' link available on the homepage. Enter their roll number and date of birth to access the scorecard.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
V Sivankutty inaugurates renovated smart roads in Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram: Education minister V Sivankutty inaugurated the Sasthamangalam-Peroorkada and Oolampara-Ambalamukku roads, which were upgraded to a smart roads at a cost of Rs 12 crore under the Thiruvananthapuram Smart City project. Speaking on the occasion he said that the renovation work on these roads achieved significant progress in making the daily travel experience of the people safer and more convenient. The roads have been given a modern design with the construction of drains, concrete ducts on both sides for cables and drinking water pipes, asphalt tarring and the construction of footpaths. These works have been implemented following international road safety standards, said the minister. The renovated Sasthamangalam-Peroorkada, Oolampara-Ambalamukku roads have a total length of 3.664 km. Additionally, the roads were constructed in a way that provides underground gas connections to all houses on both sides. Kerala Water Authority's distribution pipelines are laid through utility ducts on both sides, enabling the supply of drinking water without cutting the road. The event was presided over by V K Prasanth MLA and city corporation maintenance standing committee chairman Medayil Vikraman, Peroorkada ward councillor Jameela Sreedharan P, executive engineer Rajmohan Thampi and assistant executive engineer Bijukumar R were present on the occasion.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Kerala govt finalises new school academic calendar; working hours extended by 30 minutes
T'puram: Following pressure from the Kerala high court, the govt on Saturday finalised a new school academic calendar. Accordingly, the working hours of govt and aided schools in the state will be extended by 30 minutes, except on Fridays. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The office of the general education minister V Sivankutty stated that the daily additional hours would be equally split into two. The morning session will start 15 minutes earlier than the previous schedule, and the afternoon session will conclude 15 minutes after the schedule. Two Saturdays in an academic year will be working days for upper primary (UP) classes while there will be regular classes on six selected Saturdays for high school classes. However, there will be no classes on Saturdays for lower primary (LP) classes. The high court had recently criticised the state govt for not finalising the school academic calendar on time and asked it to finalise the calendar at the earliest to avoid the general education principal secretary being summoned to the court. Following the court's strong observations, minister Sivankutty revealed the govt's plans at a hastily called Quality Assurance Programme (QAP) meeting on Friday. However, only pro-CPM and CPI teachers' organisation representatives attended that meeting, as invitations were sent to them at the last minute. The new academic calendar has been finalised as per the recommendations of a committee appointed by the govt for this purpose. According to the new academic calendar, there will be 198 teaching days and 800 study hours in LP schools. With the inclusion of two Saturdays, the teaching days in the UP section will be 200, and the learning hours will be 1,000. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now As per Kerala Education rules, there should be a minimum of 1,100 learning hours in high schools. With the new arrangements, there will be 204 working days for the high school section. The govt earlier tried to overcome the minimum working days issue by declaring 25 Saturdays as working days. However, the order was challenged by stakeholders, and the high court struck down the govt's decision to declare Saturdays as working days in the 2024-25 academic year. The HC then urged the govt to ensure the minimum working days and teaching hours in schools after taking all stakeholders into confidence.
