The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan is likely to declare the SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) Class 10th examination results for the academic year 2024–25 today at 3 pm. The results will be officially announced during a press conference, after which students will be able to check their marks online and through official websites and mobile apps.
Where to check Kerala SSLC Class 10 result?
Following are the official websites to check Kerala SSLC Class 10 result:
results.digilocker.kerala.gov.in
examresults.kerala.gov.in
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How to check Kerala SSLC Class 10 result?
- Check the official Kerala Board website at keralaresults.nic.in
2. Tap on the tab for ‘SSLC Results–May 2025’ on the homepage
3. Fill your roll number, register number, and date of birth in the login window
5. Your Kerala 10th Results 2025 will show on screen
6. Find your details in the online marks memo and download it for later purposes
Kerala SSLC Class 10 result: How to download it on DigiLocker?
- Download and enter details to login the DigiLocker mobile application using your Aadhaar Number or check the official DigiLocker website at digilocker.gov.in
2. Go to the ‘Pull Partner Documents’ tab
3. Select Kerala Board from the dropdown menu
4. Click the option for ‘Kerala SSLC 10th Marksheet 2025’
5. Mention the year of passing and roll number in the given fields
6. Tap on the ‘Get Document’ option to download the online marksheet
7. Check the details and submit on ‘Save to Locker’ tab to save the Kerala 10th SSLC Result Marksheet for later purposes
How many students appeared for Kerala SSLC Class 10 result?
A total of 4,27,021 candidates sat for the Kerala SSLC 10th examination. List of the number of students from different sectors:
Government Sector: 1,42,298 candidates
Government-Aided Schools: 2,55,092 students
Unaided Schools: 29,631 students
Lakshadweep Centres: 447 candidates
Gulf Countries: 682 candidates
Kerala SSLC Class 10 result schedule
The Kerala SSLC 2025 exams were conducted from March 3 to March 26 across 2,980 centres in Kerala, Lakshadweep, and Gulf countries.
The grading system starts from A+ (90–100 marks) to D (below 30 marks). Students can know their percentage by dividing the total marks secured by the number of subjects.