Kerala SSLC Exams Result 2025: Class 10 Exam Results To Be Out On This Date

The SSLC (Class 10) exams in Kerala were conducted this year between March and March 26 across thousands of centers.

4.27 Lakh Students Wrote SSLC Exams In 2025

This year's exam season saw a turnout- more than 4.27 lakh students from the regular stream appeared at 2,964 exam centers spread across Kerala. The reach of the examination extended well beyond the state's borders too, with additional centers operating in Lakshadweep (9) and even across the Gulf region (7).

Among the numbers, government schools accounted for 1.42 lakh students, aided institutions saw participation from 2.55 lakh, and unaided schools contributed 29,631 students. A total of 682 students sat for the exams from the Gulf centers, while 447 came from Lakshadweep. Interestingly, Malappuram emerged as the district with the highest number of candidates-28,358 to be precise. The single center with the largest crowd? PKMM HSS, Edarikode, which accommodated 2,017 students.

But what's keeping lakhs of students and their families on edge is a single question: when will the results be revealed?

When Will Kerala Class 10 Exams Be Declared?

While the official announcement hasn't dropped just yet, the wait might not be too long. Sources suggest the results could be out in the first half of May. It is said that the results will be declared on May 9.

Where To Check SSLC Kerala Results Online?

Students will soon be able to check their performance through the official result portals. Once live, accessing your scores will be as simple as:

• Heading to the results website
• Clicking on "SSLC Result 2025"
• Choosing the appropriate link (by roll number, name, or school)
• Entering your details
• And finally, downloading the scorecard
• Higher Secondary and VHSE Exams Also Conclude Smoothly

Meanwhile, the Higher Secondary and Vocational Higher Secondary examinations also saw a high level of participation. Over 4.13 lakh students appeared for the first-year HSE and 4.44 lakh for the second-year. These exams were conducted across 2,000 centers, including a handful abroad-eight in the Gulf and nine in Lakshadweep.

Adding to the mix were 3.16 lakh students reappearing for the first-year HSE under the improvement scheme, following the same timetable as their regular counterparts.

In the VHSE category, 26,831 students appeared as regulars for the first-year, while another 22,740 took the exams as improvement candidates. For the second-year VHSE, 28,587 students registered, including 2,215 private candidates.

So while exams may be done and dusted, the most awaited moment of all-the release of the Kerala SSLC 2025 results-is just around the corner. Stay tuned.