Karnataka SSLC 10th Result 2023 Updates: Check results at karresults.nic.in

Students were given 10 per cent of grace marks this year, compared to 5 per cent in 2022. A total of 59,246 students have benefited from 10 per cent grace marks awarded this year.

A total of 61,003 students secured 90 per cent to 100 per cent marks getting A+ grade, 1,47,634 secured 80 per cent to 89 percent marks getting A grade. A total of 1,75,489 students secured B grade by getting 70 per cent to 79 per cent marks and 19,301 students got C grade by securing 35 per cent to 49 per cent marks.

Step 1: Visit the official website- karresults.nic.in

Step 2: Click on SSLC main exam result link

Step 3: Enter your registration number and date of birth

Step 4: View and download the results for future reference

On April 3, Kalburgi Superintendent of Police found mass cheating going on at an exam centre. 16 teachers were suspended over aloowing malpractice during exam. Read full story on indianexpress.com

The difficulty level of the paper was 20 per cent, similar to that during pre-pandemic years. But, the pass percentage has improved drastically from the pre-pandemic years. This year the pass percentage is 83.89 per cent compared to nearly 71 per cent in 2019-20. Read the whole story by Sanath K Prasad

A total of four students secured full marks, i.e., 625 out of 625. The four students are-

Bhoomika Pai from Bengaluru South
Yashas Gowda from Chikkabalapur
Anupama Hireholi from Belagavi 
Bhimangouda Patil from Vijayapura

This year fewer students have secured full marks compared to last year when 145 students secured full marks

A total of 1517 schools secured 100 per cent pass percentage up from 1462 schools in 2022. No government schools got zero per cent result. 482 aided schools recorded 100 per cent result while 11 aided schools recorded zero per cent result. 1824 unaided schools secured 100 per cent result while 23 unaided schools recorded zero per cent results.

A total of 4,83,710 students appeared for SSLC exam from rural areas compared to 3,51,392 students from urban areas. The pass percentage for rural areas stood at 87 per cent while for urban areas it is 79.62 per cent

Chitradurga district had the highest pass percentage amongst all districts with 96.8 per cent, followed by Mandya with 96.7 per cent and Hassan with 96.6 per cent. The lowest pass percentage was from Yadgir at 75.49 per cent, the second last position was secured by 78.73 per cent and Bengaluru South came third last with 78.95 per cent.

Bhoomika Pai from Bengaluru South is one of four toppers of Karnataka SSLC results 2023. She secured full marks in the exam, i.e., 625/625

This year, the difficulty level of the question paper was 20 per cent difficult, 40 per cent moderate to difficult and 40 per cent moderate.

A total of 8,35,102 students appeared for the exam out of which 7,00,619 students qualified the exam. The overall pass percentage stood at 83.89 per cent

Step 1: Type- KAR10Roll number.
Step 2: Send message to 56263.
Step 3: Results will be sent on the same mobile number

The overall pass percentage for regular students stood at 87.76 per cent, girls outshone boys with 94.43 per cent pass percentage while boys secured 85.09 per cent pass percentage. The total pass percentage of private students stood at 7.48 per cent with girls securing 9.83 per cent pass percentage and boys securing 6.2 pass percentage. This year 36.33 per cent repeaters cleared the exam out of which the pass percentage for girls was 36.87 per cent and for boys it was 36.12 per cent.

A total of 59,246 students have benefited from 10 per cent grace marks this year. The grace marks have been increased to 10 per cent compared to 5 per cent last year.

Students simply have to enter their registration number and date of birth to get their KSEEB SSC 10th results.

61,003 students scored A+ (90-100%)
1,47,634 students scored A (80-89%)
1,75,489 students scored B+ (70-79%)
19,301 students scored C (35-49%)

If the official websites — sslc.karnataka.gov.in and karresults.nic.in — do not open, students can also check their scores via SMS. Here's how to obtain it:

- Type a message: KAR10Roll number.
- Now, send this message to 56263.
- The results will be sent to students on the same mobile number.

KSEEB has released the SSC 10th results at karresults.nic.in. Students have to simply enter their registration number and date of birth to access their score cards.

Last year, the overall pass percentage was 85.63. The overall pass percentage for girls was 92.44 per cent while for boys it was 86.34 per cent.  Also, four students scored 625/625 in the KSEEB SSLC 10th results, these are Bhoomika Pai from Bengaluru, Yashas Gowda from Chikkabalapur, Anupama Hireholi from Belagavi and Bhimangouda Patil from Vijayapura. Read the full report here

If the official website — sslc.karnataka.gov.in — doesn't open, students can also check their score cards at karresults.nic.in

This year, the increase in difficulty level is the reason only a few students have scored 625/625. The difficulty level is defined as:

20% - difficult 
40% - moderate difficult 
40%- moderate 

This year, 11 aided schools recorded zero percent result, while 482 aided schools recorded 100% result. A total of 1824 unaided schools recorded 100% result, and 23 unaided schoos recorded zero percent results.

This year, 10% of grace marks were given to students, compared to 5% in 2019- 2020. A total of 59,246 students have benefited from 10% grace marks this year.

The KSEEB official website is not yet available for students. Candidates will be able to check their SSC 10th results soon at the official website — sslc.karnataka.gov.in. 

1517 government schools have scored 100% results, up from 1462 in 2022. No government school have got zero per cent result.  

The four students who scored 625/625 in the KSEEB SSLC 10th results are:

- Bhoomika Pai from Bengaluru
- Yashas Gowda from Chikkabalapur
- Anupama Hireholi from Belagavi 
- Bhimangouda Patil from Vijayapura

This year, only four students scored 625/625 which is a massive dip from last year's stats. In 2022, 145 students had earned the perfect score.

Chitradurga tops the pass percentage list in Karnataka 
96.8% pass percentage in Chitradurga 
96.7% pass percentage in Mandya
96.6% pass percentage in Hassan 

In the 2023 SSLC results, rural area studentrs have score better than urban area students. The overall pass percentage of the rural area students was recorded at 87% (as compared to 87.38% in 2022), and urban area students reported 79.62% (as compared to 82.04% in 2022).

This year, 87.76% regular fresh students have cleared the SSLC exams, and 7.48% were private fresh students.

To check Karnataka SSLC result, students can check these websites after 11 am:

– sslc.karnataka.gov.in

– karresults.nic.in.

The difficulty level of the question paper was set at 20%, compared to 10% in 2021-22 (pandemic time)

The pass percentage of boys is recorded at 80%, whereas girls have outperformed by recording a pass percentage of 87%

This year, 835102 students had appeared for the SSLC exams, of which 7,00,619 passed, recording a pass percentage of 83.89%. The overall pass percentage has taken a hit fromfrom 85% in 2022.

The press conference has started for Karnataka SSLC result declaration

Last year, students received their SSLC result through SMS too. Here's how to obtain it:

- Type a message: KAR10Roll number.
- Now, send this message to 56263.
- The results will be sent to students on the same mobile number.

Students who do not clear the examination will be given the option of taking a compartment or supplementary examination. After the results are released, more information about this exam will be shared.

As per sources, The Indian Express has learnt that while the result will be declared soon, the score cards will be made available at 11 am.

(Inouts by Sanath Prasad)

In 2021, all the Karnataka SSLC 10th students were declared pass. The recorded pass percentage was 99.99 per cent. In 2020, a total of 5,82,316 students had cleared the SSLC exam with a pass percentage of 71.80 per cent

The exams were conducted in a single shift from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm and fifteen minutes were given to the candidates to read the question paper. Check the official websites for SSLC results here

Step 1: Visit the official website— sslc.karnataka.gov.in

Step 2: Click on the result link given on homepage

Step 3: Enter your credentials such as roll number and date of birth

Step 4: View and download the results for future reference

Another website where students can check their score cards is karresults.nic.in

Earlier, KSEAB officials told indianexpress.com that they are aiming to declare the results on May 8 or 11.

Here's how Karnataka students can check their SSLC results today after 10 am.

To check Karnataka SSLC result, students can check these websites:

– sslc.karnataka.gov.in

– karresults.nic.in.

Earlier, KSEAB assigned grades to students in addition to marks, which were awarded as:

91-100 Marks = A+ grade
81-90 Marks = A grade
71-80 marks = B+ grade
61-60 marks = B grade
51-60 marks – C+ grade
35-50 marks = C grade

The Directorate of Government Exams, Tamil Nadu will today announce the results for Class 12 or HSC exams 2023. Students who appeared for the exam can check their results at the official website — tnresults.nic.in.

Last year, for the first time ever,  Karnataka opened a mental health tele-helpline for students. Students who are feeling low, distressed, anxious, depressed or scared are encouraged to call the mental health helpline at 080-46110007. 

Hailing from the Jumanaala village in the Vijayapura district, the 16-year-old joined the Government High School in his village with a fixed vision — to become a state topper. His eldest brother Kenchappa says that Madar was inspired after seeing the topper’s board in the school and made up his mind to see himself on that list.

“Madar doesn’t talk much. But his work speaks a lot. Since I am pursuing B.Ed in Sanskrit, we both converse in Sanskrit at home. He has learnt over 100 Sanskrit verses and he believes it has increased his memory power. Moreover, he is a yoga practitioner. This has contributed significantly to his academic performance,” says Kenchappa who helped his brother by supplying most of his educational resources. Read his story here

The Karnataka Secondary Education Board will declare the results today, after which students can visit kseeb.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in to check their subject-wise scores. After landing on the home page of the official websites, students have to click on the result link, after which they will be directed to the new page, wherein the roll numbers or registration numbers will be filled in. The scores will then be displayed on the screen.

In 2021, the class 10 result was declared on August 9 from 3:30 pm onwards. The pass percentage in 2021 was 99.99 per cent and a total of 1.28 lakh students secured the A+ grade. The board exams were held in a Multiple Choice Questions format. 

In 2022, of the 8,53,436 students who appeared for the exam, 730881 students successfully passed the exam. A total of 352752 boys and 368579 girls passed the Karnataka SSLC class 10 exams

To check the result students will need to enter their email id, registration number, his or her name. The result will be displayed on the screen and students should save the result for future use. Read more here

In 2022, over 8.73 lakh students registered for the Class 10 examination, out of which more than 20,000 were absent. The overall pass percentage for girls was 92.44 per cent while for boys it was 86.34 per cent. And, overall pass percentage was 85.63

Last year (2022), the pass percentage for SSLC was 85.63 per cent, the highest in the decade except the Covid years when all students were promoted. In 2019-20, before the pandemic hit, the overall pass percentage was 72.42 per cent.

Previous year (2022) Karnataka SSLC topper, Amit Madar secured 625 out of 625 marks. Madar belongs to Jumanaala village in Vijaypura district. The now 17-year-old joined the Government High School in his village with the aim to become a state topper. Madar's brother Kenchappa said that duo talks in Sanskrit at home as Kenchappa is pursuing BEd in Sanskrit. Amit believes learning Sanskrit verses improved his memory and the other that he followed regularly was Yoga. Read his story at indianexpress.com

The Karnataka education department suspended 16 teachers in Kalburgi district on April 5 on the suspicion of allowing students to cheat during the SSLC mathematics paper held on April 3. A senior KSEAB official said that the Superintendent of Police, Kalburgi saw a crowd gathered at an exam centre and when he went there to check, it was found that bits of paper scripts were lying near the window. After suspecting that mass copying was underway, the incident was reported to the commissioner of Department of Public Instruction. Read full story at indianexpress.com

Bangalore University is inviting applications for five year integrated BSc (Hons) and MSc in Geography and Geoinformatics programme. The candidates who have passed two years PUC exam conducted by Pre-University Education Board in Karnataka or 10+2 of CBSE, ICSE or any other recognised board with Science stream and Geography as one of the subjects in case of Arts and Commerce stream with 50 per cent marks in qualifying exam and 45 per cent for SC/ST candidates of Karnataka domicile