Karnataka SSLC

With 8.73 lakh students to test their luck in SSLC exams, Section 144 has been clamped across Karnataka. As per rules, no gathering is allowed in 200 meters radius of exam centers. The government also has stressed that all students must follow the uniform prescribed by the department.

Students should follow all the instructions mentioned in the SOPs and on the admit cards to avoid any discrepancy. They should follow the dress code prescribed by the authorities and bring only the allowed items inside the exam venue.

Students can check their Karnataka SSLC Result 2021 on the official sites- karresults.nic.in and kseeb.kar.nic.in once it’s released. 
 

Addressing reporters, Suresh Kumar said that 99.6% of students who had registered for the exam attended it on the second and final day.

However, as students began coming out of exam centres after completing their first paper of the 2021 Karnataka SSLC examinations, cops had a tough time warding off crowds in front of schools.
 

Exams of core subjects (Mathematics, Science and Social Science etc) will be held on June 19 from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm, while second language exams will be held on July 22.
 

 However, on the question of reopening of schools, the minister said a new task force will be formed to discuss school reopening.
 

 Kumar said that the revised timetable was necessitated due to a clash with the new second PUC timetable (Class XII) which is scheduled to be held from May 24 to June 16. The tentative SSLC timetable had been scheduled for June 14 to 25.

KSSEB has announced the SSLC revaluation results on its official page. Overall pass percentage is now 71.8%.

 Check out your Class 10 results on kseeb.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in from 3:45 pm

SSLC Result 2020 would be announced at 3 pm on karresults.nic.in. Steps and direct link to check Karnataka SSLC Result 2020 are provided below for quick reference .
 

 State education minister S Suresh Kumar put rumours to rest and confirmed that SSLC or Class 10 result will be declared on August 10 (Monday)

 The Karnataka government is expected to take a call on Monday on holding the Secondary Level School Certificate or class 10 examination
 

Over eight lakh students had registered to write the examinations which were scheduled to begin on March 27 and end on April 9

With a view to encouraging writing skills, logical reasoning, the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) has decided to change its question paper pattern from the year 2020