DHSE Kerala +2 Result 2025 Declared: How to Check, Key Statistics, Revaluation and SAY Exam Details
The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala, officially declared the Plus Two (Class 12) results for the academic year 2024–25 on May 22, 2025. Kerala Minister for General Education V Sivankutty made the announcement at 3 PM at a press conference held in Thiruvananthapuram.
The results for both Higher Secondary (DHSE) and Vocational Higher Secondary (VHSE) streams will be available after 4 PM on multiple official platforms.
Official Websites to Check Kerala +2 Results 2025
Students can access their results through the following government portals:
In addition to the websites, the digital version of the marksheet will be available on the DigiLocker platform, allowing students to download and store their academic records securely.
Key Statistics and Exam Overview
- Total number of registered candidates: 4,44,807
- Exam authorities: Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan and DHSE Kerala
- Streams: Science, Commerce, Humanities (Arts), and Vocational Higher Secondary
The overall pass percentage for 2025 will be published shortly after the results are live. This year’s performance will be compared against previous trends to assess improvements or declines across various streams.
Last Year’s Result Summary (2024):
- Overall pass percentage: 78.69 percent
- Science stream: 84.84 percent
- Commerce stream: 76.11 percent
- Arts stream: 67.09 percent
- Vocational stream: 71.42 percent
These figures from 2024 set the context for the 2025 performance, which students, parents, and educators across Kerala are closely watching.
DigiLocker Marksheet Access
The DHSE has also facilitated digital access to mark sheets through DigiLocker, a secure government platform. Students log in using their mobile number or Aadhaar to download their mark sheets. This digital version is valid and can be used for admissions and verification.
Revaluation and Rechecking Process
The board will soon open the application process for revaluation or rechecking for students who are unsatisfied with their marks. This process will be online, and students must pay a prescribed fee for each subject they wish to have re-evaluated.
Instructions and the revaluation schedule will be posted shortly on the DHSE and Pareeksha Bhavan's official websites. Students are advised to act quickly and submit their requests within the deadline.
SAY (Save A Year) Supplementary Exams
The board will conduct SAY (Save A Year) supplementary exams for students who fail in one or more subjects. These exams provide an opportunity to improve marks without losing an academic year.
The board will publish the following details after the result declaration:
- Date sheet for the SAY exams
- Application procedure
- Fee structure
- Admit card release timeline
This supplementary pathway is a crucial second chance for students aiming to qualify for higher education or career pathways without delay.
Additional Resources and Support
Students can stay updated with the latest information on:
- Revaluation dates
- SAY exam notifications
- District-wise pass percentages
- Toppers list and performance analysis
Through education-focused portals such as:
- education.indianexpress.com
- DHSE’s official websites
Conclusion
The Kerala Plus Two Result 2025 marks a significant academic milestone for over 4.44 lakh students nationwide. With the introduction of multiple result access platforms and the DigiLocker integration, students can now easily obtain their results.
As the board prepares to release additional information about rechecking, revaluation, and SAY exams, students must monitor the official websites closely and plan their next steps accordingly.
The announcement of the results also highlights Kerala’s continued commitment to transparency and student welfare in the examination process.
