SSLC Result 2025 Kerala: 4.24 lakh students pass Board exam; 61,449 students obtain A+ in all subjects

The  Kerala SSLC result is available at the official websites of the board – keralaresults.nic.in, prd.kerala.gov.in, result.kerala.gov.in, and results.kite.kerala.gov.in. In addition to these websites, the marksheet can also be downloaded from the DigiLocker portal.

Of the total 4,26,697 students appearing in the Kerala Class 10 SSLC exams, as many as 4,24,583 students have passed the exam, bringing the pass percentage to 99.5%. Palai and Kuttanad, shares the first spot for the highest pass percentage with 100%. Attingal has the lowest pass percentage in Kerala SSLC 2025 results with 98.28%.

As many as 2,331 schools in the state recorded a 100 per cent pass rate.

As many as 61,449 students have obtained A+ in all subjects, a sharp drop from 71,831 last year. Malappuram district has the maximum number of students with A+ in all subjects — 4,115 students. It is followed by Kollam (2,865), Vadakara (2,863), Thamarassery (2,727) and Thaliparamba (2,455).

This year, a total of 4,27,021 students took the exam, which was conducted at 2,964 centres across the state, along with nine centres in Lakshadweep and seven in the Gulf region. Malappuram recorded the highest number of examinees with 14,594 candidates, while Kuttanad saw the lowest turnout with 989.

Among the candidates, 2,17,696 were boys and 2,09,325 were girls. With a pass percentage of 99.65, girls outperformed the boys who secured a pass percentage of 99.36 per cent.

The students can check their result and download the marksheet using their credentials like registration number, password, and date of birth.

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The students need to collect their original marksheet hard copies from their respective schools after a few days, as the marksheet downloaded from the websites will be provisional in nature.

The board will conduct the Save a year exams for students who have failed, allowing them to improve their marks. Also, students dissatisfied with their results can apply for the rechecking of their papers. 

Last year, the exams were conducted by the Kerala board between March 4 and March 25. These exams were held in 2,955 centres in the state. In addition to that there were nine centres in Lakshadweep and seven centres in the Gulf region.  The result of these exams was declared by the Kerala General Education Minister V Sivankutty through a press conference on May 8.

Among the revenue districts, Kottayam was the best-performing district with a pass percentage of 99.92 per cent. The pass percentage was 99.69 per cent. It was a slight improvement from the previous year when the pass percentage stood at 99.70 per cent. A total of 4,25,563 students had passed the exam, and 71,831 students achieved A+ grades, which was an improvement when compared to the previous year when this number was 68,604. 

Out of 39,981 students who appeared for the exam, a total of 39,447 children belonging to the scheduled castes (SC) passed, registering a significant 98.66 pass percentage. Among them, 2,130 children secured an A+ in all subjects.

Among the scheduled tribe (ST) students, 7,135 out of 7,279 children, who appeared for the exam, passed, securing a 98.02 pass percentage. 162 students of them secured an A+ in all subjects.

The board did not release the list of students who have topped the class 10 SSLC exam 2024 in the state.

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