Kerala SSLC

Kerala SSLC Exam is conducted once in a year. Usually the exam is held in the month of March. The Kerala board conducts SAY (Save A Year) exam in June for those who did not clear the SSLC board exam.

D+ grade is considered as a pass in Kerala 10th Exam 2026. A student must score atleast D+ in all subjects, to be eligible for higher studies after the board exam. 

Kerala SSLC Exam is held for 9 subjects. A student must score atleast D+ in all subjects, to be eligible for higher studies. D+ grade is considered as a pass in Kerala 10th result 2026.

Kerala SSLC Exam can be easily cracked in the first attempt itself. This is not a tough exam. Students can clear Kerala SSLC exam with proper preparation. The overall pass percentage recorded in 2025 was 99.5 %.

Kerala Education Minister V Sivankutty has announced that the Kerala SSLC syllabus 2026 will be reduced by 25 per cent from 2027. The Kerala SSLC textbooks published for the year 2027 will have the reduced syllabus. The board will soon publish the reduced Kerala SSLC syllabus 2027.

The results were announced on May 9, 2025 at 3 PM IST. Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan declared that 99.5% of more than 4.27 Lacs students passed the exam.

The students requesting re-marking or re-checking of their work were provided with the updated answers on June 4, 2025. The SAY additional exam results were made public around June 20, 2025.

You may obtain the Results on official portals such as keralaresults.nic.in, sslcexam.kerala.gov.in, and results.kite.kerala.gov.in. The students must provide their Registration Number and Date of Birth.

By analysing the past years question, this time it might be moderate or tough. But you have to prepare by taking the level of exam tough so that if the paper comes easy, you can score better but if paper comes hard, you can qualify easily rather taking the level moderate and not preparing the level of exam hard

Initially, two allotments will be planned for the supplementary phase. However, with the possible addition of a provisional batch, an additional allotment will be required for Kerala plus one.