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DHSE Kerala Plus Two Results: The Department of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) Kerala has declared the Kerala plus two revaluation and scrutiny results for board exams 2024. Students who applied for revaluation and scrutiny exams can now check their results at the official website — dhsekerala.gov.in.
DHSE has given the list of students (register number) whose result has some change or no change in the revaluation result.
Step 1: Visit the official website — dhsekerala.gov.in.
Step 2: Click on the “Higher Secondary Wing – Second Year Higher Secondary Examination March 2024 Revaluation – Results Published” link provided on the homepage.
Step 3: The Kerala +2 revaluation result will open in a PDF format.
Step 4: Search your result through your register number.
Step 5: Download and save the PDF for future reference.
“The Revaluation and Scrutiny results of Second Year Higher Secondary Examination, March 2024, are published herewith. The Principals shall refund the revaluation fee to the candidates who secure 10 % or more scores in the revaluation, from the revaluation fee which is already collected and deposited in the PD account of the schools. The list of students eligible for refund is enclosed herewith. The remaining amount towards revaluation fee in the PD account shall be remitted in the Head of Account “0202-01-102-97(03) other receipts” on or before 30.06.2024. In the case of students from unaided schools who are eligible for refund, the existing practice will continue,” the official press release stated.
This year, the results of the Higher Secondary and Vocational Higher Secondary examinations (Plus Two) were declared by the Kerala Minister for General Education V Sivankutty on May 9 at 3 pm at Thiruvananthapuram.
The pass percentage is 84.84 per cent in science category of plus two exams, which was 87.31 in 2023. The pass percentage in Commerce is 76.11 per cent, which was 82.75 last year, and the pass percentage in Humanities is 67.09 per cent which has dipped from 71.93 per cent of 2023. A total of 105 students scored 1200 out of 1200 marks.
Since the pass percentage has seen a dip of over 4 per cent this year, the state Education Minister V. Shivankutty has announced an inquiry into the poor performance of government schools in this year’s Plus Two exams. The report should be submitted within two weeks, he announced.
