Kerala Board of Public Examinations Declares SSLC 2026 Results With Massive 99.07% Pass Percentage
The Kerala Board of Public Examinations has officially announced the SSLC (Class 10) Results 2026, with students across the state recording another year of exceptionally...

The Kerala Board of Public Examinations has officially announced the SSLC (Class 10) Results 2026, with students across the state recording another year of exceptionally high performance.
This year’s overall pass percentage stood at 99.07%, with more than 4.14 lakh students qualifying for higher secondary education.
What happened
- Kerala SSLC 2026 results were declared officially on May 15.
- A total of 4,17,497 students appeared for the Class 10 examinations.
- Around 4,14,290 students passed the exams successfully.
- Boys recorded a pass percentage of 98.93%.
- Lakshadweep registered a pass percentage of 97.67%.
How students can check results
Students can access their marksheets through:
- Official Kerala results portal
- DigiLocker
- SMS service
The digital marksheet remains valid for admissions until schools distribute original certificates.
What the marksheet includes
The Kerala SSLC marksheet contains:
- Student name and roll number
- Subject-wise marks
- Total score and grades
- Pass/fail status
- School details and authentication information
Additional announcements
Alongside the results, the board also released:
- District-wise performance analysis
- Top-performing districts and schools
- Revaluation and scrutiny details
- Supplementary examination schedule
Students dissatisfied with their marks can apply for rechecking and revaluation within the prescribed timeline.
Why it matters
- The SSLC result marks a major academic milestone for students entering higher secondary education.
- Admissions for Plus One courses in Science, Commerce and Humanities streams will begin soon.
- The exceptionally high pass percentage reflects Kerala’s continued strong performance in school education.
Who is affected
- Over 4 lakh Kerala SSLC students
- Parents and schools across the state
- Higher secondary institutions preparing for admissions
- Students applying for revaluation and supplementary exams
What to watch next
The focus now shifts to Plus One admissions under Kerala’s Single Window Admission System. Students awaiting better scores may also apply for revaluation or supplementary examinations in the coming weeks.
