Karnataka SSLC result 2020 declared, result to be released on kseeb.kar.nic.in shortly

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The Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) declared the SSLC results on Monday, August 10. The result has been announced, and students can check it from the website – kseeb.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in from 3:45 pm onward as the link will go active then.

The Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) declared the SSLC results on Monday, August 10. The result has been announced, and students can check it from the website – kseeb.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in from 3:45 pm onward as the link will go active then.

To check result on mobile via SMS candidates need to send a message to 56263 by typing KAR10<space>ROLLNUMBER - Send it to 56263

To check result on mobile via SMS candidates need to send a message to 56263 by typing KAR10<space>ROLLNUMBER - Send it to 56263

This year the pass percentage has touched 71.80%, marginal drop from last year

This year the pass percentage has touched 71.80%, marginal drop from last year

Around 8.48 lakh students had registered to appear for the SSLC exams scheduled to be held from March 29 but the exams were later postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pending exams were later conducted in June maintaining the COVID-19 guidelines.

Around 8.48 lakh students had registered to appear for the SSLC exams scheduled to be held from March 29 but the exams were later postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pending exams were later conducted in June maintaining the COVID-19 guidelines.

A student needs to secure at least grade C or 35% in each subject to clear the exams.

A student needs to secure at least grade C or 35% in each subject to clear the exams.

In 2019, Karnataka SSLC result was declared on April 30. 73.7% students have cleared the Karnataka SSLC exam last year. 1,626 schools had registered 100% result.

In 2019, Karnataka SSLC result was declared on April 30. 73.7% students have cleared the Karnataka SSLC exam last year. 1,626 schools had registered 100% result.

Candidates who are not happy with their marks can apply for rechecking. Those who have flunked in a subject or two can apply for the supplementary exam. The supplementary exams are usually held in June, but this year, the dates are yet to be announced

Candidates who are not happy with their marks can apply for rechecking. Those who have flunked in a subject or two can apply for the supplementary exam. The supplementary exams are usually held in June, but this year, the dates are yet to be announced