Kerala Class 12 results 2018: 84 pc clear exams, 180 HSE students score 100 pc

Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala Board of Public Examination on Thursday declared the Kerala Higher Secondary Examination (HSE) Class 12 results on its official website, keralaresults.nic.in.

The results are also available on kerala.gov.in and partner websites like kerala.indiaresults.com and examresults.net/kerala.

According to media reports, nearly 84 per cent passed the Kerala HSE Class 12 or plus two examinations and as many as 180 students secured 100 per cent (1200/1200) marks in all the subjects.

The highest pass percentage was recorded at Kannur, while the lowest was recorded at Pathanamthitta.

For Kerala HSE Class 12 exams, 309,065 students qualified for higher studies. A total of 14,375 students secured A-plus grade in all the subjects. The pass percentage this year is slighter above last year’s 83.37 per cent.

The results for Kerala Vocational Higher Secondary Examination (VHSE) were also declared on Thursday. The pass percentage for Kerala VHSE 2018 exams was 90.24 per cent.

Addressing a press conference, Kerala Education minister C Raveendranath, announced the results of both Kerala HSE and VHSE examinations on behalf of Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, (DHSE) Kerala.

The Kerala board conducted the Kerala HSE Class 12 examinations between March 7 and March 27.

How and where to check Kerala HSE Class 12 results:

Step 1: Log on to kpbe.org ( you can also check your result by logging on to keralaresults.nic.in, keralapareekshabhavan.in, cdit.org, prd.kerala.gov.in, results.nic.in, educationkerala.gov.in, examresults.net/kerala)

Step 2: Select 'Results'

Step 3: Enter asked details (Registration Number and Date of Birth)

Step 4: Click on 'Get results'

Step 5: Save the result

You can also check get your result in your mobile phone by sending your registration number in the format of ‘KERALA12REGISTRATION NUMBER’ to 56263.

The result is also available on Kerala Education Department’s Android app 'Saphalam' and Kerala Public Relations Department’s PRD Live app, which can be downloaded free on Google Play.