Kerala SSLC Result 2025 Tomorrow: When, Where & How To Download Class 10th Scorecards? – News18

Last Updated:May 08, 2025, 13:02 IST

Kerala SSLC Result 2025: Students will be able to check results on keralaresults.nic.in and DigiLocker.

Kerala SSLC Result 2025: The Kerala Board of Public Examination (KBPE) is scheduled to announce the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) or Class 10 board exam results tomorrow, May 9, 2025. Once announced, students who appeared for the Kerala Class 10 board exams can check their Kerala SSLC Results 2025 on the official website — keralaresults.nic.in.

Where To Check Kerala SSLC Result 2025?

• keralaresults.nic.in
• result.kite.kerala.gov.in
• prd.kerala.gov.in
• result.kerala.gov.in

How To Check Kerala SSLC Result 2025?

Step 1: Visit the official website – keralaresults.nic.in

Step 2: Click on the “Kerala SSLC Result 2025″ link on the homepage

Step 3: Enter your roll number, date of birth, and other required credentials

Step 4: Click on Submit to view your result

Step 5: Download the result and take a printout for future reference

Alternative Ways to Check Kerala SSLC Result 2025:

Saphalam App:

Download Saphalam 2025 from the Google Play Store

Enter your roll number and date of birth to view your result

SMS Service:

• Type: KERALA10 |space| Roll Number
• Send it to the number provided by the board
• You will receive your result via SMS

UMANG App:

• Download the UMANG app
• Select Kerala Board under the education services section
• Enter your roll number to view your result and mark-sheet

PRD Live App: Download the app for real-time access to result updates

How To Check Kerala SSLC Result 2025 On DigiLocker?

Step 1: Visit digilocker.gov.in or open the DigiLocker app

Step 2: Navigate to the “Education” section and select Kerala Board

Step 3: Sign in using your Aadhaar or mobile-linked account to view and download your digital marksheet

This year, a total of 4,27,021 students appeared for the SSLC exams held from March 3 to March 26. The exams were conducted at 2,964 centres across Kerala, with additional centres in Lakshadweep (9) and the Gulf region (7).

Students who fail in one or more subjects will have a chance to improve their scores through supplementary exams, also known as “Save a Year” exams, conducted by the board. This allows them to avoid losing an academic year. Additionally, those unhappy with their results can opt for rechecking or revaluation of their answer sheets. The board will soon release detailed guidelines, including key dates and procedures, on its official website.

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