Karnataka SSLC Result 2025 Expected Soon, Check Past Year Result Dates
Karnataka SSLC Result 2025: Last year, the class 10 scorecards were released on May 9. This year too, the results are likely to be out around the same time -- in May first week.
The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) is expected to announce the SSLC result 2025 date and time soon. Last year, the class 10 scorecards were released on May 9. This year too, the results are likely to be out around the same time — in May first week. Whereas in 2023, the scorecards were released on May 8 and in 2022, it was declared on May 19.
Once out, the KSEAB SSLC results will be available on the websites at kseeb.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in. Students must secure a minimum of 40 marks out of 150 in theory examinations and 30 marks out of 50 in practical tests to pass the Karnataka SSLC exam 2025. The candidate needs to reach a 35 per cent aggregate overall. While checking the mark sheet, if the student has passed the exam the mark sheet would be marked as ‘P’.
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In addition to receiving marks for their SSLC scores, students will also receive grades. Students who will score 90 per cent or more will be given Grade A+. Those who score between 80-90 per cent will be rewarded grade A. Grade B+ will be given to those who score between 70-80 per cent while students scoring between 60-70 per cent will be given grade B. From 50-60 per cent, they will be given grade C+ and from 35 to 50 per cent, candidates will be given grace C.
Karnataka SSLC Result 2025: How To Check?
Step 1 – Visit kseeb.karnataka.gov.in and kseab.karnataka.gov.in
Step 2 – Select “SSLC Result" by clicking on it.
Step 3 – Enter your username, password, and captcha code to log in. Submit.
Step 4 – The screen will display the Karnataka SSLC Result 2025.
Step 5 – Download and save the page for further use.
A total of 73.40 per cent of the students who took the exam passed it in 2024. The overall pass percentage recorded in 2023 was 83.89 per cent. In 2022, it was 85.63 per cent. In 2021, it was 99.99 per cent, however, that was a no exam year.
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