The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education Kerala is set to announce the Plus Two Result 2026 today, May 26, at 3 pm. Over 4.25 lakh students who appeared for the Class 12 board examinations can access their scorecards on the official websites keralaresults.nic.in and dhsekerala.gov.in. The results will also be available through DigiLocker, the Saphalam KITE application, PRD Live app, and SMS service.
Examination Details
The Higher Secondary Examination was conducted between March 6 and March 28, 2026, across 1,984 examination halls. Of these, 1,966 centres were located in Kerala, nine in Lakshadweep, seven in the Gulf region, and two in Mahe. Due to tensions in the Middle East, examinations scheduled at Gulf centres were cancelled, and students from those centres received marks based on internal assessments and school term examination performance.
Previous Years Performance
In 2025, the overall pass percentage was 77.81 per cent, with the Science stream recording the highest at 83.25 per cent, followed by Commerce at 74.21 per cent and Humanities at 69.16 per cent. The results were announced on May 22. In 2024, nearly 3.74 lakh students appeared, with a pass percentage of 78.69 per cent. Results in 2023 and 2022 were declared on May 25 and June 21, respectively.
How to Check Results
On Official Websites: Visit keralaresults.nic.in or dhsekerala.gov.in, click on the result link, enter your registration number and date of birth, and view/download the provisional marksheet.
Via DigiLocker: Log in using your Aadhaar-linked mobile number, select the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education Kerala document section, enter your registration number and date of birth, and download the digital marksheet. OTP verification may be required.
Through Mobile Apps: Use the Saphalam KITE or PRD Live app, enter your registration number and date of birth to access the result.
Via SMS: Type KERALA12 followed by your registration number and send to 56263.
Important Instructions
Students must verify their name, roll number, registration number, subject-wise marks, and total score on the downloaded scorecard. Any discrepancies should be immediately reported to school authorities for correction. The online marksheet is provisional; original certificates will be distributed through schools later. Students are advised to keep multiple copies for undergraduate admissions and future verification.
