The supplementary exams, called the Save a year exams, will be conducted by the board for students who will fail, allowing them to improve their marks.
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Keralaresults.nic.in, DHSE Kerala +2 12th Result 2025 Link at results.kerala.nic.in, dhsekerala.gov.in, result.kite.kerala.gov.in Highlights: The results of the Higher Secondary and Vocational Higher Secondary examinations have announced by the Kerala Minister for General Education, V Sivankutty, today at Thiruvananthapuram. The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan is hosting the DHSE results at the official websites — keralaresults.nic.in, dhsekerala.gov.in, pareekshabhavan.kerala.gov.in, and result.kite.kerala.gov.in. The marksheet will also be available at DigiLocker portal.
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This year, 77.81% of students have passed the DHSE exam. The Science stream recorded the highest pass percentage at 83.25%, the Commerce stream followed with a pass percentage of 74.21%. Meanwhile, the Humanities stream registered a pass percentage of 69.16%.
For more information on Kerala DHSE, VHSE exam results, SAY exams, and revaluation dates, students can check the IE Education portal – education.indianexpress.com. A total of 4,44,807 candidates had registered for the Plus Two examinations this year, reports suggest.
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Aided schools recorded a pass percentage of 82.16%, outperforming unaided schools, which registered a pass percentage of 75.91%.
The supplementary exams, called the Save a year exams, will be conducted by the board for students who will fail, allowing them to improve their marks. Students who will not be satisfied with their results will be able to apply for rechecking of their sheets by paying a prescribed fee online. The details regarding these will be released by the board on the official website after the result declaration.
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In 2024, the result of the DHSE HSE board exams was declared at a press conference on May 9.
The overall pass percentage last year was 78.69 per cent. It was a decrease from the previous year when the pass percentage stood at 82.95%. The overall pass percentage of science stream was 84.84 per cent, for Commerce it was 76.11 per cent while for Arts it stood at 67.09 per cent. In the vocational stream pass percentage was 71.42 per cent.
The supplementary exams, called the Save a year exams, will be conducted by the board for students who will fail, allowing them to improve their marks.
In the sector wise results, the Aided sector tops with 82.16% (out of 182409 candidates 149863 qualified for higher studies) followed by the Government sector 73.23% (120027 candidates out of 163904 became eligible for higher studies) and in the Un Aided sector the percentage of E.H.S is 75.91% (18218 candidates qualified for higher studies out of 23998)
The Art Stream is conducted in the Kerala Kalamandalam Art Higher Secondary School. 56 students appeared from the Kerala Kalamandalam Art Higher Secondary School in the higher secondary March 2025 examination, 45 students qualified for higher studies ie. 80.36%. Out of this 2 candidates secured A+ in all subjects.
46810 students got A grade or above, 54743 students got B+ grade or above, 65420 students got B grade or above, 59115 students got C+ grade or above, 31963 got C grade or above and 198 students D+ grade or above in all subjects. 81579 students got D grade and 669 students got E grade.
Eligibility for higher studies is D+ or above grade for all subjects with 30% scores including grace mark if any, in theory alone and an aggregate total of 30% in theory, practical evaluation and continuous evaluation taken together
Result statistics reveal that of the 190690 girls who took the examination, 165234 (86.65%) became eligible for higher studies, while from among the 179952 boys 123160 (68.44%) qualified for higher studies.
Aided Schools registered a pass percentage of 82.16%.
Out of the 1,79,952 boys who appeared for the Class 12 board exam, 1,23,160 passed, bringing the pass percentage to 68.44 per cent.
The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan will host the DHSE results at the official websites — keralaresults.nic.in, dhsekerala.gov.in, pareekshabhavan.kerala.gov.in, and result.kite.kerala.gov.in
The students who fail will have the option to appear in the supplementary exams and those dissatisfied with their results will be able to apply for rechecking. The details regarding both of these will be released by the board after the declaration of Class 12th Results.
S V HSS, Palemad, Malappuram recorded the highest number of candidates appearing for the exam, with 785 students, achieving a pass percentage of 72.48%. This was followed by St. Mary’s HSS, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram, where 756 candidates registered a pass percentage of 79.37%, and MSM HSS, Kallingalparamba, Malappuram, with 712 candidates securing an impressive 91.01%. Govt. Rajah’s HSS, Kottakkal, Malappuram, also with 712 candidates, reported a pass percentage of 86.1%.
The supplementary exams, called the Save a year exams, will be conducted by the board for students who will fail, allowing them to improve their marks.
The overall pass percentage of Science stream was 84.84 per cent, for Commerce it was 76.11 per cent while for Arts it stood at 67.09 per cent. In the vocational stream pass percentage was 71.42 per cent.
A total of 3,74,755 students had appeared for the exams and 2,94,888 passed the exams.
In the sector wise results, the Aided sector tops with 82.16% (out of 182409 candidates 149863 qualified for higher studies) followed by the Government sector 73.23% (120027 candidates out of 163904 became eligible for higher studies) and in the Un Aided sector the percentage of E.H.S is 75.91% (18218 candidates qualified for higher studies out of 23998)
In total, 57 schools recorded a 100% pass percentage, while 46 schools registered below 30%. Malappuram district emerged as the top performer, with 4,735 students securing A+ grades in all subjects.
School Category -- Pass percentage
Government -- 73.23
Aided -- 82.16
Technical -- 70.76
Special -- 86.4
Un-Aided -- 75.91
Kalamandalam (Art) -- 80.36
46810 students got A grade or above, 54743 students got B+ grade or above, 65420 students got B grade or above, 59115 students got C+ grade or above, 31963 got C grade or above and 198 students D+ grade or above in all subjects. 81579 students got D grade and 669 students got E grade.
Eligibility for higher studies is D+ or above grade for all subjects with 30% scores including grace mark if any, in theory alone and an aggregate total of 30% in theory, practical evaluation and continuous evaluation taken together
In the Kerala Plus Two exam, 41 students secured full score 1200/1200.
Result statistics reveal that of the 190690 girls who took the examination, 165234 (86.65%) became eligible for higher studies, while from among the 179952 boys 123160 (68.44%) qualified for higher studies.
Unaided Schools: Registered a pass percentage of 75.91%.
The students who fail will have the option to appear in the supplementary exams and those dissatisfied with their results will be able to apply for rechecking. The details regarding both of these will be released by the board after the declaration of Class 12th Results.
30145 students secured A+ grade in all subjects. Out of this 22663 are girls and 7482 are boys. 22772 students from science combination, 2863 students from humanities combination and 4510 students from commerce combination. 41 students secured full score 1200/1200.
The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan will host the DHSE results at the official websites — keralaresults.nic.in, dhsekerala.gov.in, pareekshabhavan.kerala.gov.in, and result.kite.kerala.gov.in
Out of the 1,79,952 boys who appeared for the Class 12 board exam, 1,23,160 passed, bringing the pass percentage to 68.44 per cent.
The Art Stream is conducted in the Kerala Kalamandalam Art Higher Secondary School. 56 students appeared from the Kerala Kalamandalam Art Higher Secondary School in the higher secondary March 2025 examination, 45 students qualified for higher studies ie. 80.36%. Out of this 2 candidates secured A+ in all subjects
The Technical Stream of the Higher Secondary Course is run by technical schools. From the 15 technical higher secondary schools following Kerala Higher Secondary syllabus, 1481 candidates appeared for the exam March 2025. Among them 1048 candidates became eligible for higher studies ie. 70.76%. Out of this 72 candidates secured A+ in all subjects.
In total, 57 schools recorded a 100% pass percentage, while 46 schools registered below 30%. Malappuram district emerged as the top performer, with 4,735 students securing A+ grades in all subjects.
S V HSS, Palemad, Malappuram recorded the highest number of candidates appearing for the exam, with 785 students, achieving a pass percentage of 72.48%. This was followed by St. Mary’s HSS, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram, where 756 candidates registered a pass percentage of 79.37%, and MSM HSS, Kallingalparamba, Malappuram, with 712 candidates securing an impressive 91.01%. Govt. Rajah's HSS, Kottakkal, Malappuram, also with 712 candidates, reported a pass percentage of 86.1%.
46810 students got A grade or above, 54743 students got B+ grade or above, 65420 students got B grade or above, 59115 students got C+ grade or above, 31963 got C grade or above and 198 students D+ grade or above in all subjects. 81579 students got D grade and 669 students got E grade.
Eligibility for higher studies is D+ or above grade for all subjects with 30% scores including grace mark if any, in theory alone and an aggregate total of 30% in theory, practical evaluation and continuous evaluation taken together
30145 students secured A+ grade in all subjects. Out of this 22663 are girls and 7482 are boys. 22772 students from science combination, 2863 students from humanities combination and 4510 students from commerce combination. 41 students secured full score 1200/1200.
To check the Kerala Plus Two (Class 12) exam results 2025, follow these steps in order. First, visit one of the official result websites such as keralaresults.nic.in, dhsekerala.gov.in, or results.kite.kerala.gov.in. Once on the homepage, look for the link that says “DHSE Kerala Plus Two Result 2025” and click on it. Then, enter your registration number and date of birth in the designated fields. After submitting the details, your result will be displayed on the screen. Carefully review your subject-wise marks, grades, and overall result status. You can then download or print the result for future reference. Alternatively, students can check their results via the DigiLocker app by logging in and selecting the Kerala board under the Education section
