Kerala Class 12th Result 2025 on May 22: Check HSLC results on Saphalam, keralaresults.nic.in, dhsekerala.gov.in, results.kite.kerala.gov.in

Kerala Class 12th Result 2025: Results will be available on official result portals

Once released, students will be able to check their Kerala Class 12 results 2025 on the official websites – keralaresults.nic.in, dhsekerala.gov.in, and result.kite.kerala.gov.in.

Kerala Plus Two results next week; how to check scores on DigiLocker

They will be required to enter their registration number and date of birth. In case students face issues accessing the result due to high website traffic, alternative digital platforms and apps have been provided to ensure a smooth result-checking process.

Kerala Class 12th Result 2025: Check exams on iExaMS, Saphalam apps

The Kerala Plus Two result will also be accessible through the iExaMS – Kerala app, developed by the Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education (KITE). Another convenient option is the Saphalam app, which can be downloaded from the Google Play Store.

After installation, students can log in using their roll number and date of birth to view and download their marksheets, along with subject-wise scores. These platforms offer students a reliable backup in case of slow or crashed official websites.

Kerala Class 12th Result 2025: Check results via SMS

Additionally, candidates can check their Kerala Plus Two results through SMS. To do so, they must type KERALA12 followed by a space and their roll number, then send the message to 56263. This SMS service is especially useful for students without consistent internet access.

Kerala Class 12th Result 2025: What is the grading system?

The Kerala Plus Two board examinations were held earlier this year, and as students gear up to access their scores, understanding the grading system is essential. The DHSE uses a grading system to assess student performance. A student scoring between 90 and 100 percent receives an A+ grade, while 80–89% corresponds to an A grade. Marks between 70–79% are awarded a B+, and 60–69% earns a B grade. Students scoring 50–59% are graded C+, and 40–49% receive a C. A score between 30 and 39% is considered a D+, which is the minimum passing grade. Any score below 30% is marked as a D or E, which is categorized as a fail.

Students must note that the digital mark sheet provided on the day of the result will be provisional, and students are advised to save a copy for reference until they receive their official documents from their respective schools. Further updates regarding re-evaluation, supplementary exams, and admissions to higher education institutions will be available soon on the DHSE website.