Karnataka SSLC 2024 retotaling, revaluation result for paper 1 released

In order to obtain their Karnataka SSLC retotaling result 2024, candidates would need to key in their registration number and birthdate.

The Karnataka SSLC 2024 examination was conducted from March 25–April 6. (representative image/express photo)

The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) has released the the Karnataka Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) exam 1 revaluation and retotaling result 2024. Candidates who have applied for the revaluation and retotaling can check and download their results from the official websites, kseab.karnataka.gov.in.

In order to obtain their Karnataka SSLC retotaling result 2024, candidates would need to key in their registration number and birthdate. The Karnataka SSLC 2024 examination was conducted from March 25–April 6.

Karnataka SSLC 2024: How to check

Step 1- First visit the official websites – karresults.nic.in or sslc.karnataka.gov.in

Step 2- Click on the link for Karnataka SSLC Exam 1 Revaluation, Retotaling Result 2024 on the homepage

Step 3- Then enter your details such as roll number

Step 4- The class SSLC result 2024 will be displayed on the screen

Step 5- Download the KSEAB Result 2024 and take a printout for future reference.

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In order to pass, students need to receive at least 219 out of a possible 625 points. A+ grades will be given to those who receive 90 percent or higher.

The Board announced the Karnataka SSLC 2024 results on May 9. In comparison to the previous year, the pass rate for the Karnataka SSLC 2024 has decreased. The overall pass rate in 2024 was 73.40 per cent as opposed to 83.89 per cent in 2023. Yadagiri district has 50.59 per cent performance, whereas Udupi district has 94 per cent, the lowest performance.

Meanwhile, the second exam for the Karnataka SSLC 2024 is set to begin from June 14. The exam will be conducted using pen and paper, where first language and core topics will have exams from 10:15 am to 1:30 pm, while the second and third languages from 10:15 am to 1:15 pm. Students can read the question paper for fifteen minutes.