Kerala SSLC Result 2024 Declared: 99.69% pass percentage, 71,831 Class 10 students score A+

No. Of Candidates Registered: 427153
No. Of Candidates Appeared:  426892
No. Of Candidates having A+ Grade:  71831
No. Of Candidates having A+ Grade:  71831
No. Of Candidates having A Grade or above for all subjects: 113574
No. Of Candidates having B+ Grade or above for all subjects:  165425
No. Of Candidates having B Grade or above for all subjects: 229753
No. Of Candidates having C+ Grade or above for all subjects:  305692
No. Of Candidates having C Grade or above for all subjects:  385231
No. Of Candidates having D+ Grade or above for all subjects: 425565
No. Of Candidates having D Grade in any subjects: 1169
No. Of Candidates having E Grade in any subjects: 0
Total No. Of Candidates eligible for higher studies: 425565

This year, 71,831 students secured A+ in all subjects compared to the 68,604 in the previous academic year. Sivankutty said Kottayam revenue district reported the highest pass percentage (99.92 per cent) while Thiruvananthapuram had the lowest (99.08 per cent). Like in the previous year, northern Malappuram has the highest number of students with A+ in all subjects.

The number of schools, which had achieved this feat, stood at 2,581 in the previous year and there is a decrease of 107 this time, he explained. The minister indicated that the mode of examination would be changed from the next academic year and a minimum mark system for each subject would be implemented.

Meanwhile, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan extended congratulations to all children who cleared the examination.
“It is a great pleasure that 99.69 per cent of the total 4, 27,153 students who wrote the examination have cleared it. Best wishes to all those who achieved brilliant success,” he said in a Facebook post. The CM also advised those who failed to qualify for the examination to make proper preparations without any disappointment to achieve success next time.

In 2023, a total of 4,19,362 regular students and 192 private students wrote the SSLC exam. Out of this 2,13,801 were boys and 2,05,561 were girls. A total of 1,40,703 students appeared for the exam from government schools, and 951 government schools got 100 per cent result.

While in 2021, a total of 1,21,318 students secured A+ in all subjects, in 2022 44,363 students got A+ grade. After that, in 2023, a total of 68,604 students secured the A+ grade.

Tomorrow, the higher secondary (HSLC) results will be declared in a similar press conference. Students can check their marksheets at keralaresults.nic.in, prd.kerala.gov.in, result.kerala.gov.in, examresults.kerala.gov.in, and results.kite.kerala.gov.in. The vocational higher secondary results will be also be made available on the same day at  keralaresults.nic.in, vhse.kerala.gov.in, results.kite.kerala.gov.in, prd.kerala.gov.in and results.kerala.nic.in.

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