Karnataka SSLC Results 2025 Date And Time Announced, KSEAB Class 10th Result Tomorrow – News18

Last Updated:May 01, 2025, 16:49 IST

Once released, students will be able to check their Karnataka Class 10th Result 2025 on the official websites at kseeb.kar.nic.in or karresults.nic.in.

The Karnataka School Examinations and Assessments Board (KSEAB) has announced the Karnataka SSLC Result 2025 date and time. The scorecards will be released online tomorrow, May 2 at 11:30 am.

Once released, students will be able to check their Karnataka Class 10th Result 2025 on the official websites at kseeb.kar.nic.in or karresults.nic.in.

Karnataka SSLC Result 2025: How To Check?

Step 1: Visit the official website of the Karnataka Board – kseab.karnataka.gov.in.

Step 2: Click on the Karnataka SSLC Result 2025 link available on the home page.

Step 3: Enter the login details like your roll number, and date of birth.

Step 4: Click on submit and your Karnataka Board 10th Result 2025 will be displayed on the screen.

Step 5: Check the Karnataka SSLC result and download the page.

Step 6: Keep a hard copy of the same for further need.

Karnataka SSLC Result 2025: Passing Marks

A candidate must receive a minimum of 35 per cent in each subject and in overall to pass the KSEAB SSLC or Class 10 exam. Students will receive grades in addition to marks for their SSLC scores.

In order to successfully pass the SSLC exam, candidates need to score 40 out of the total 150 marks in theory exams and a minimum of 30 out of 50 in the practical exams. Students who fail to achieve the minimum score will have to sit for the KSEAB SSLC Supplementary Exam.

As per the grading system, students who will score 90 per cent or more are deemed excellent and will be given Grade A+. Those who score between 80-90 per cent, which is categorised as very good, will be rewarded grade A. Similarly grade B+ will be given to those who score between 70-80 per cent. For 60-70 per cent, students will be given grade B, from 50-60 per cent, they will be given grade C+ and from 35 to 50 per cent, candidates will be given grace C, depending upon their performances.

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