Karnataka SSLC 10th results 2018: The results will be available at kseeb.kar.nic.in, results.nic.in, indiaresults.com
Karnataka SSLC 10th results 2018: The results of SSLC Class 10 examination has been declared today, on May 7. All those students who had appeared for the examinations can check the results on the official website, sslc.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in after 12 pm. The results will also be available at results.nic.in and examresults.net.
This year about 8.35 lakh students have appeared for the SSLC exams in the month of March across 2,817 examination centres in the state. The exams were held in two sessions, the forenoon session from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm and afternoon session from 2 pm to 5.15 pm. A total of 51 candidates were debarred from examinations for indulging in malpractices and 2.73 per cent students did not appear in the examinations, as per the state education board.
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The Karnataka PUC results 2018 were announced on 30th April. The board conducted the examinations on March 23, 2018, with First Language papers and ended the same with the Social Science paper on April 6. Last year, the results were announced on May 13, and the pass percent dipped by 4.82 compared to last year. The overall pass percentage for this year’s class 12 exams was at 52.38, while last year it was 57.20.
Karnataka SSLC 10th results 2018: The results will be available at kseeb.kar.nic.in, results.nic.in, indiaresults.com
For the second consecutive year, Udupi has topped among the district with 84.23 pass percent while Yadgir is at the last spot (74.84 per cent). Udipi's pass percentage increased by 3.95 per cent when compared to last year.
Rural students have performed better and scored 74 pass percentage while the urban students are at 69.38 per cent. Similarly, the government school students have registered 75.12 pass percentage while the private school students are at 83.05 per cent. Aided schools have secured 76.27% pass percentage.
Step 1: To know your results, wait for them to be declared and visit the official website (karresults.nic.in).
Step 2: Click on the notification on the home page for the Kerala SSLC results 2018.
Step 3: You would be required to fill in your roll number and other details in the fields provided.
Step 4: Submit this information and download a copy of your results.
Step 5: Take a print out of the results sheet for further reference.
There are two toppers this year with 100 per cent marks (625 /625). Eight students have scored 624/625 and 12 students have obtained 623/625. The pass percentage of girls stands at 78.01 per cent and that for boys it is 66.56 per cent.
After visiting any of the listed official webaites, students should enter the required relevant details and submit the information. Their scores will then be displayed on the scree. They can then download the same and take a printout for further reference.
The SSLC result has been declared by the Karnataka Board. The overall pass percentage is 71.93 per cent. An improvement has been recorded this year as compared to the last year with an increased 4.06 per cent.
The exams started from March 23 and the schedule was as follows:
March 23: First Language (Kannada/Telugu/ Hindi/Marathi/Tamil/Urdu/English/Sanskrit)
March 26: Mathematics
March 28: Second Language (English/Kannada)
April 2: Science
April 4: Third Language (Hindi/Kannada/English/Arabic/Urdu/Sanskrit/Konkani/Tulu)
April 6: Social Science.
Another one hour to go and the result will be declared by the Karnataka Secondary education Examination Board (KSEEB). The overall pass percentage for this year’s class 12 exams was at 52.38, while last year it was 57.20.
Results will also be available at examresults. Students can check their respective scores here also apart from the official websites.
According to data from the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB), this year, about 2.73 per centy of the total number of candidates who registered for the exams remained absent.
To help SSLC students reach exam centre on time, the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) allowed them to travel for free in its city, suburban, ordinary, and express buses between their residence and allotted centres for the board examination. The facility was available from March 23 to April 4.
To further prevent any kind of malpractices during the exams, KSEEB provided badges and identity cards to all the staff including invigilators. Only the examination centre head was allowed to carry the mobile phones during the exams. Reports suggest, for the first time, the board has instructed all the exam centres to make special arrangements for the differently-abled candidates to write the exams on the ground floor.
The Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) will publish the results at sslc.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in at 12 pm.
The exams were held 2,817 centres and to prevent malpractices during the exams, they all were equipped with CCTV cameras. A police personnel along with route officer were appointed for the vehicles that carried the question papers at district and taluk levels
The supplementary exams are usually held in June and the results are by July. Last year, nearly 2.5 lakh candidates appeared for the supplementary examination from PUC. KSEEB will announce the dates once the results are declared.
KSEEB results were declared and the overall pass percentage was at 59.56 which was slightly higher than previous years 52.38 per cent. Among districts, Dakshin Kannada has topped followed by Udipi. Around, 6,90,000 students had appeared for the PUC 2nd exam that was held between March 1 and 17. In case, the official website goes slow due to heavy traffic, the candidates can check the results through examresults.net/karnataka.
This year, for the first time, the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) has saved around 51 lakh pages for 8.54 lakh candidates, as per reports. They have done this by digitising the process of collating data. Moreover, they issued the hall ticket to Class 10 students online.
The exam authorities have taken prohibitory orders in a 200-metre radius around the exam centres. Only those students were allowed to enter the zone who were carrying their hall tickets inside the premises. Flying squads were also deputed at the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board, apart from the regular squads that keep eyes on students.
In Mangalore, out of 32,786 students who appeared for the exams, 17,364 were boys and 15,422 were girls. There are 2,263 repeaters, 1,215 private students and 342 repeat private students. While from Mysore district, 35,765 students sat for their SSLC exams of which 10,506 students were from the city, with the remaining from rural areas. There are 52 centres in the city and 79 centres in Mysore rural.
District wise, Udupi bagged the first place with 84.23 as overall pass percentage, followed by Dakshina Kannada and Chikkodi. Bidar falls at the bottom of the list after Bagalkot and Hassa
Three students scored 100 per cent marks in the SSLC exams last year. They were- Sumanth Hegde from Bengaluru, Poornanda H from Puttur and Pallavi Ravindra Shirahatti from Jamakhandi. In 2016, only one student secured full 625 marks.
The overall pass percentage was dipped to 7.24 per cent as 67.87 students passed the exam as against 75.11 last year. In 2017, the lowest pass percentage was recorded. Of the 8.56 lakh candidates who appeared for the exam, 5.81 lakh managed to clear it.
In 2017, the Karnataka SSLC exams were held from March 30 this year with nearly 8.77 lakh students (4.69 lakh boys and 4.07 lakh girls) appeared. The II PUC exams were conducted from March 9 to March 27 in 2017 in 11 languages, 23 subjects and 50 combinations.
Karnataka Board will upload the results on kseeb.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in, Due to heavy traffic, if the websites go slow, the candidates can check the results through results.nic.in and examresults.net. Students should keep their admit cards handy to view scores
Candidates need to check result by visiting the official website mentioned above and then click on 'Karnataka SSLC results 2018' flashing on the homepage. The result will be displayed once they enter their roll number.
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Around 8.5 lakh students, including 70,253 repeat candidates and 23,199 private candidates, are expected to sit for the SSLC examinations. As per the KSEEB rules, the visually impaired students and those with learning disabilities will be given an extra hour for all papers.
The examination was conducted across 2,817 examination centres across the state in the month of March of this year. The exams were held in two sessions, the forenoon session from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm and afternoon session from 2 pm to 5.15 pm. A total of 51 candidates were debarred from examinations for indulging in malpractices. A total of 2.73 per cent students did not appear in the examinations, as per the state education board.
The Karnataka Board PUC II results are declared on 30th April at kar.nic.in, karresults.nic.in and pue.kar.nic.in. The Department of Pre-University Education, Karnataka conducted the exams between March 1 and 17. A total of 6,90,000 students appeared for the same, out of which 3,37,860 were females and 3,52,292 were males. O
As per sources, the KSEEB officials have decided the results for SSLC exams 2018 will be declared today by 11 am. The Board has also last week announced the results at karresults.nic.in