Karnataka 2nd PUC

Failing in the 2nd PUC exam (Class 12) can feel discouraging, but it's not the end of the road you still have multiple options.But still if you fail you won't be eligible for regular undergraduate degree program  programme untill you passed 2nd PUC.You can reappear for the failed subjects through supplementry exams usually held few month after the main result

Karnataka 2nd PUC result 2025 declared with 73.45% pass percentage. Check your result at karresults.nic.in or kseab.karnataka.gov.in by entering your roll number and date of birth .

To check your Karnataka 2nd PUC result:

1. Visit karresults.nic.in or kseab.karnataka.gov.in.

2. Find the "Karnataka 2nd PUC Result 2025" link.

3. Enter your roll number, registration number, and date of birth.

4. Download or print your marksheet.

Verify your details and contact school authorities if you find any discrepancies.

Students who have passed their 2nd PUC can take a re-exam, but it depends on the institution's policies and exam requirements. Check with the specific institution or exam authority for their re-exam policies and eligibility criteria.

If you can lost your adhar card then you don't have to appear for another.

You can check on the website of the digilocker or download number if you have registered id of adhar, then you can get that.

The Karnataka 2 and PUC exam is a state level board examination conducted at Class 12 level. Hence, other Indian State Board Class 12 exams, like the Maharashtra HSC, Tamil Nadu HSC, and Kerala plus Two are most closely related given that they have the same aim of testing students at the end of their study in the higher secondary level in their respective states. Also, the CBSE Class 12 Board Exam is very similar because it has syllabus of core subjects (usually NCERT based) and this examination is taken in the country level as the final school level examination and so, it is also a close comparison.

After completing second puc if you want to take admission in biotechnology course with pcmb here is listed way follow this 

1. First of all 50 percent marks in 12th
2. College should be affiliated with valid board university and
3. You have to clear the entrance exams 

No, its not that bad. For pursuing a career in yoga instruction 74 % is sufficient because there is no criteria of marking or we must say they accept students with minimum of 50% in their 12th board exam.