Kerala +2 Results 2025: Link active at keralaresults.nic.in, dhsekerala.gov.in, results.kite.kerala.gov.in

The marksheet will include all necessary details about the student. But students need to remember marksheets downloaded from websites will be provisional. To collect original hard copies of marksheet and passing certificate, students need to visit their respective schools after a few days of result declaration.

Pass percentage
Aided schools: 82.16%
Unaided schools: 75.91%

DHSE Kerala Plus Two Result 2025: How to check

If we take a look at previous year, the exams were conducted by the Kerala board between March 1 and March 26, which were held over 3000 centres in the state. In addition to these centres in Kerala, there were nine centres in Lakshadweep and seven in the Gulf region. The result was declared on May 9. 

The overall pass percentage last year was 78.69 per cent. It was a decrease from the previous year when the pass percentage stood at 82.95%.  A total of 4,25, 563 students had passed the exam, and 71,831 students achieved A+ grades, which was an improvement when compared to the previous year when this number was 68, 604. 

A total of 3,74,755 students had appeared for the exams and 2,94,888 passed the exams. Total number of students who got A plus full marks was 39242, which was an improvement from previous year. The overall pass percentage of science stream was 84.84 per cent, for Commerce it was 76.11 per cent while for Arts it stood at 67.09 per cent. In the vocational stream pass percentage was 71.42 per cent. 

The Save a year exams (Supplementary exams), will be conducted by the board for students who will fail, allowing them to improve their marks. Also, students dissatisfied with their results will be able to apply for rechecking of their papers. 

The details regarding this will be announced on the official website soon after the declaration of results.  A minimum of 30 per cent marks is required in each paper and overall to pass the Kerala board Class 12 exam.