Karnataka SSLC Class 10 Exam Results 2014 declared by KSEEB

SSLC 2014 Results Are Out

Karnataka SSLC Result 2014

The days of wait and anxiety are now story of past and students who appeared in the Karnataka SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) examinations in the month of March 2014 can now take a  sigh of relief since their results for Karnataka state SSLC board exams equivalent to Class 10, conducted by Karnataka Board of Secondary Education (KSEEB) are expected to be declared tentatively by May 12, as per official website report.

The SSLC exams are held each year in the month of March. This year the SSLC exams started on March 28, 2014 and finished on March 9, 2014.
Candidates expecting results can check their marks and result status by submitting roll here.
This year, about 8.26 lakh students appeared for SSLC exam out of which 7.62 lakh students appeared for the first time while 41,269 students were reappearing for the exam. The number of students who appeared in the exam by filling private forms is 21,670.

Old Good Times : SSLC 2013 Results

The results of the 2013 Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) exams for the Karnataka state board were released on May 6, 2013 and achieved a total pass percentage of 77.47, an increase of 1.34 percentage points over the year before i.e 2012. Sudhindra M.S. from Bangalore, scored 622 marks out of 625 to clinch the top spot.

The SSLC examination which is conducted every year by the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board has decided to upgrade the evaluation system from this year because of the immense increase of the students who sat for the Karnataka SSLC exam 2014 and to bring results out in public on time.
Speculations were made earlier that KSEEB is planning to stop conducting SSLC and PUC Board Exams. However, the board has also announced the stability of the exams with significant changes in the syllabus in lines with the CBSE Class 10 Board Exam syllabus that would help state board students.

Supplementary Exam To Be Conducted Soon

The Karnataka board will most probably organize supplementary examinations for those who failed in one or two subjects in the month of June 2014. The students who will be showing up for the supplementary exams after passing the exam can join the higher education in this academic year only with anything to lose.