Kerala SSLC

To receive an A+ in the Kerala SSLC exam, pupils must achieve an aggregate percentage of 90 to 100. Those students' grades are Outstanding. A percentage between 80 and 89 is considered an A grade. B+ grades are given to students who score between 70 and 79 per cent. 60-69 percent is considered a B grade. 50-59 per cent is considered a C+ grade. 40-49 per cent is considered a C grade. 30-39 per cent is considered a D+ grade. 20-29 percent is considered a D grade. Less than 20% are granted an E rating.

The Kerala SSLC exam consists of ten subjects. First language paper 1, First language paper 2, Second language English, Third language Hindi/GK, Social Science, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology are the subjects included in the Kerala SSLC exam. Information technology and mathematics. There are 50 total points available for each of the first two language papers. The overall score for English is 100. There are 50 marks in the IT test. There are 100 marks available for each of the social Science and maths exams. Biology, Chemistry, and Physics are worth fifty marks apiece.

The total marks for the Kerala SSLC exam depend on whether you consider just the written exam or the entire evaluation process.

• Written Exam: 490 marks
  • English Language 1 & 2: 100 marks
  • Mathematics: 100 marks
  • Social Science: 100 marks
  • Science:150 marks 
• Internal Assessment: 130 marks
• IT Practical Exam (Optional): 20 marks

Total Marks (considering written exam only): 490 marks Total Marks (considering written exam, internal assessment, and IT practical exam): 640 marks (490 + 130 + 20)

Getting a comprehensive understanding of the courses and finishing the curriculum are the initial steps in preparing for the Kerala SSLC exam. The textbooks should be thoroughly studied by the students. Practice is the next step. Students are expected to practise answering questions from various chapters and complete past year's question papers within the allotted period. It is suggested that they jot down brief notes on key equations and theorems. These notes can be used by them for rapid review.

Students must go to the Board's official website to view the SSLC result Kerala 2024 online. After entering their date of birth and roll number or registration number, they must select the Submit tab. The Kerala SSLC result must be downloaded and printed as soon as it appears on the screen. Additionally, they can use SMS to view the Kerala SSLC result 2024. The Saphalam app will have the Kerala 10th result for 2024 available.

It is recommended that you study for at least three to four hours each day if you want to do well on the Kerala SSLC exam. Depending on their aptitude, students' learning varies in duration. Pupils shouldn't study for extended periods of time without breaks. Enough time should pass between each task and relaxation.