Kerala Plus Two Result 2025: Check HSE, VHSE exam results on Saphalam, keralaresults.nic.in, dhsekerala.gov.in, results.kite.kerala.gov.in

The Kerala Plus Two Result 2025 is set to be declared on May 22, as confirmed by the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) earlier. The evaluation of answer scripts has already been completed, and the result will be announced tomorrow at 3 pm. For more information on Kerala DHSE, VHSE exam results, SAY exams, and revaluation dates, students can check the IE Education portal – education.indianexpress.com.

More than 4.44 lakh kids reportedly took the Class 12 board exams this year, and they are currently anxiously awaiting the results. Following its release, students can view their Kerala Class 12 results 2025 on the official websites, result.kite.kerala.gov.in, dhsekerala.gov.in, and keralaresults.nic.in.

They will have to input their birthdate and registration number. Alternative digital platforms and apps have been made available to enable a seamless result-checking process in the event that students encounter difficulties obtaining the results because of heavy website traffic.

Kerala Class 12th Result 2025: Check exams on iExaMS, Saphalam apps

The Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education (KITE)-developed iExaMS-Kerala app will also provide access to the Kerala Plus Two results. The Saphalam app, which is available for download from the Google Play Store, offers an additional practical choice.

Following installation, students can check and download their marksheets and subject-specific scores by logging in with their roll number and birthdate. In the event that official websites become unresponsive or crash, these platforms provide students with a dependable backup.

Kerala Class 12th Result 2025: Check results via SMS

Additionally, candidates can check their Kerala Plus Two results through SMS. To do so, they must type KERALA12 followed by a space and their roll number, then send the message to 56263. This SMS service is especially useful for students without consistent internet access.

Kerala Class 12th Result 2025: What is the grading system?

The Kerala Plus Understanding the grading method is crucial as students prepare to view their scores from the two board exams that were administered earlier this year. A grading system is used by the DHSE to evaluate student performance. An A+ is awarded to a student who scores 90–100%, and an A is awarded to a student who scores 80–89%. Those who score 70–79% receive a B+, while those who score 60–69% receive a B. Students who score 40–49% receive a C, whereas those who score 50–59% obtain a C+. The minimal passing grade is a D+, which is earned with a score of 30 to 39%. A D or E, which is classified as a failure, is assigned to any score that is less than 30%.

Students are recommended to preserve a copy of the digital mark sheet for reference until they receive their official documentation from their particular institutions, as it will be provisional on the day of the results. The DHSE website will shortly include further information about re-evaluation, supplemental tests, and admittance to universities.