Karnataka SSLC Class 10th Result 2025 Soon: Where To Check, Passing Criteria
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Karnataka SSLC Class 10th Result 2025: To pass the KSEAB SSLC exam, a candidate must secure at least 35 per cent in each subject.
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The Karnataka School Examinations and Assessments Board (KSEAB) is anticipated to release the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) 2 results for 2025 soon. Once the results are declared, students who took the SSLC class 10th examination this year can check and download their scorecards by visiting the official websites kseeb.kar.nic.in or karresults.nic.in.
To pass the KSEAB SSLC exam, a candidate must secure at least 35 per cent in each subject. Grace marks are also provided to students who narrowly miss the passing marks.
Karnataka SSLC Class 10th Result 2025: How To Check?
Step 1 — Visit the official website of KSEAB at kseeb.kar.nic.in or karresults.nic.in.
Step 2 — Go to the result section on the homepage.
Step 3 — Click on the ‘Karnataka SSLC Results 2025’ link on the redirected page.
Step 4 — Enter your registration number and date of birth.
Step 5 — Review and click ‘Submit’.
Step 6 — The Karnataka SSLC Class 10 Results 2025 will appear.
Step 7 — Check and download the mark sheet.
Step 8 — Keep a hard copy of the same for future reference.
Karnataka SSLC Class 10th Result 2025: How To Check via SMS?
Step 1 — Open the messaging application on the mobile phone.
Step 2 — Type KSEEB10 (Roll Number).
Step 3 — Send the SMS to 56263.
Step 4 — The result of Karnataka SSLC 2025 will be sent as an SMS to the same mobile number.
The upcoming Karnataka SSLC Result will release the mark sheet for Class 10 students, detailing their name, father’s name, roll number, registration number, examination name, subject code and name, marks obtained, and the final result as pass or fail.
This year, the pass percentage for the SSLC 1 exam is 62.34 per cent. A total of 8,42,173 students appeared for the exam, with 5,24,984 passing. Twenty-two students achieved a perfect score of 625/625, including two from government schools. The pass percentage for freshers is 66.14 per cent, while private repeaters had a significantly lower pass percentage of just 5 per cent.
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