Kerala SSLC Exam Result Date: When Will Class 10 Exam Results Be Released Online?

The Kerala Board of Public Examinations (KBPE) successfully conducted the SSLC (Class 10) exams in 2025 between March 3 and March 26.

This year, over 4.27 lakh students from the regular stream registered for the exams across 2,964 centers in Kerala, along with 9 centers in Lakshadweep and 7 in the Gulf region.

Going by a report in the Indian Express, 2.55 lakh students belonged to aided schools while 29,631 students were from the unaided schools. 682 students took exam in the Gulf and 447 students from the Lakshadweep Islands.

At 28358 students, Malappuram has the highest number of students while PKMM HSS, Edarikode, has the most exam-takers (2,017 students) in a single center.

Government Schools: 1.42 lakh students

Aided Schools: 2.55 lakh students

Unaided Schools: 29,631 students

Gulf Centers: 682 students

Lakshadweep Centers: 447 students

When Will The Results Be Released Online?

The Kerala SSLC results are expected to be announced by May 8, 2025. Last year, results were declared on May 19, 2024. Students can check their scores on the official websites:

How to Check Results?

Visit the official result portal.

Click on "SSLC Result 2025".

Select Roll No./Name/School-wise link.

Enter your Roll No./Registration No. & Date of Birth.

View and download your scorecard.

Higher Secondary and Vocational Exams 2025

A total of 4.13 lakh students appeared for the first-year Higher Secondary Examination (HSE), while 4.44 lakh candidates had registered for the second-year HSE. The exams were held across 2,000 examination centers, with the majority (1,981) located within Kerala. The exams were held in eight centers in the Gulf and nine in Lakshasadweep.

This year, students who appeared for the first-year HSE in 2024 and are retaking the exam as part of the improvement scheme will follow the same timetable as the regular first-year HSE candidates. A significant number-3.16 lakh students-have registered for this improvement exam.

For the Vocational Higher Secondary Education (VHSE) exams, 26,831 students are appearing for the first-year regular stream, alongside 22,740 improvement candidates. Meanwhile, the second-year VHSE has seen 28,587 registrations, comprising 26,372 regular students and 2,215 private candidates.