Kerala +2 Result 2024 (Out): How to check Plus Two marks at results.kite.kerala.gov.in, prd.kerala.gov.in

In the Kerala Higher Secondary exam, a total of 4,41,120 students participated, among them 2,23,736 boys and 2,17,384 girls.

SAY exams will be held in June.

The pass percentage has dropped by 4.26% (78.69%). A total of 4,41,120 students appeared, with 2,94,88 passing and 39,242 securing A+. Supplementary exams will be held for those who fail. In 2022, the overall pass percentage was 83.87%, and in 2021 it was 87.94%.

Kerala Plus Two (+2) results link (Image: official website)

Kerala DHSE Plus Two (+2) Result 2023: How to Check

Step 1: Visit the official websites mentioned above

Step 2: Click on the result link in the homepage.

Step 3: Enter your details like roll number or registration number, name and date of birth.

Step 4: The result will be displayed on the screen.

Step 5: Save and download the result for future reference.

Last year, the Kerala +2 results were also available at mobile apps — SAPHALAM 2022, iExaMS – Kerala, PRD Live.

In 2023, over 4 lakh students appeared for the +2 exams and the overall pass percentage was 82.95 per cent. A total of 33,815 students scored A+ in DHSE while 373 VHSE students got A+. The pass percentage was 87.31 per cent for the Science stream, while it was 71.93 per cent for the Humanities. Commerce students had scored 82.75 per cent. In 2022, the overall pass percentage was 83.87 per cent, which was less than the overall pass percentage of 2021 (87.94 per cent).

District-wise, last year, Malappuram had the highest number of A+ students (4,897), while Ernakulam had emerged as the best performing region with a pass percentage of 87.55 per cent. Pathanamthitta was observed to eb the lowest performing district.

While the overall pass percentage of 2023 had recorded a drop of nearly 0.92 per cent from 2022’s overall score, the number of students scoring A grade had increased by nearly 5,000 as it was 28,450 in 2022 and 33,815 in 2023.