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The Karnataka Board has decided to introduce ‘three annual examinations’ namely Exam 1, Exam 2 and Exam 3 for SSLC exams. Those who fail in exam 1 can appear for exam 2 and exam 3. Applications for Karnataka SSLC supplementary exams are done through schools. Students will have to pay the required fee to apply for the same. The KSEAB will announce the dates of the SSLC supplementary exam soon after the release of the SSLC result 2026. It is expected that supplementary exams will be held in May and June 2026. 

As per Karnataka SSLC grading system, A+ grade is given for 90-100 %. A grade is given for 80-89%. Those who get 70-79% are given B+ grade. B grade is given for 60-69%. C+ is given for 50-59%. C grade is given for 40-49%. 

Those who fail in the SSLC exam will have to write the supplementary exam. The Karnataka board will release the supplementary exam dates soon after the declaration of the Karnataka SSLC result. The supplementary examinations are usually held in the month of June/July every year. 

If students are not satisfied with retotaling and photocopy of answer sheet, and not convinced that they have been marked correctly for any specific question, then they can apply for revaluation. Revaluation will also be done only for those subjects they have requested a photocopy for. The revaluation process would only be for specific questions and not for the entire paper. Students would also be charged on the basis of the number of questions they request revaluation for. They can apply for revaluation via the official website.

Yes, There is an option for students to check the Karnataka 10th result 2026 via SMS. They have to send SMS - KSEEB10 (Roll Number) to 56263. SSLC Result will be sent to mobile.

Students are keen to know their Karnataka SSLC result 2026 before it is released officially. Note that it isn't possible to know your marks before the result is announced officially by the board. 

Students who are not satisfied with the SSLC results 2026, have to first apply for the re-totaling of marks online. After they apply for re-totalling, the Karnataka Board will go through their answer sheets for any kind of totalling errors, and if any questions have been left behind unmarked by the invigilator. To apply for re-totalling students have to pay application fees. Students can apply for as many subjects re-totalling as they want to. However, they should keep it in mind that after the totaling whatever marks they get will be treated as final.

Go to digilocker. Gov. In. Click on sign up. Enter name, date of birth, mobile number, email id, Aadhar number. Create a six-digit security pin. Click on Submit. Set a username and password. Click on the Karnataka board under the education tab. Click on SSLC exam result 2026 Karnataka. Sign in using the Aadhar card. The Karnataka SSLC Result 2026 mark sheet will be displayed on the screen.

Karnataka Board will release the topper list along with Karnataka SSLC result 2026. Students can check the page above to go through the toppers list. Last year, the board released topper list along with Karnataka SSLC result.

Karnataka SSLC Exam 2026 will be held from March 18 to April 1, 2026 tentatively. The Karnataka board will release the final Karnataka SSLC exam 2026 time table in January 2026. The Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board will release the final Karnataka exam dates 2026 on the official website. Students can also download the Karnataka SSLC exam time table 2026 in PDF format. We have provided the tentative Karnataka SSLC time table 2026 on our Karnataka SSLC time table page.

Yes, students can appear for Karnataka SSLC exams in English medium by filling their preference in the application form. 

The name of the conducting authority of the Karnataka 10th exam is the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB). In Karnataka, Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) conducts the Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination every year in the month of March and April. The SSLC exams are conducted at the state level in three languages and three core subjects including are Science, Social Science, and Mathematics. More than 9 Lacs students appear for Class 10 Karnataka Board examinations, every year.