The Kerala Higher Secondary and Vocational Higher Secondary results for 2026 were officially declared today at 3 PM, following a press conference led by Education Minister N Shamsudeen at the Secretariat PRD Press Chamber. This announcement covers students from 2005 schools across Kerala, Lakshadweep, and GCC nations, with a total of 4.25 lakh candidates appearing for the examinations this year. The results were released through official channels after the completion of the evaluation process.
Result Announcement Details
The result link was activated immediately after the official declaration, enabling candidates to access their marksheets through designated websites and mobile applications. Due to high traffic, several portals experienced slow loading and temporary access issues. In 2025, the overall pass percentage stood at 77.81 per cent, with 2,88,394 out of 3,70,642 regular students declared eligible for higher studies.
Websites and Apps for Result Access
Students can check their results through official DHSE Kerala portals, including:
- results.hse.kerala.gov.in
- examresults.kerala.gov.in
- nammudekeralam.kerala.gov.in
- prd.kerala.gov.in
- results.kerala.gov.in
- results.digilocker.gov.in
- results.kite.kerala.gov.in
Mobile applications such as SAPHALAM 2026, iExaMS Kerala, DigiLocker, and the Nammude Keralam app also provide access to marksheets. Additionally, WhatsApp-based services are available for result retrieval.
Steps to Check Result Online When Websites Are Slow
- Visit any official DHSE Kerala result portal or open a verified mobile application.
- Select the “Kerala Plus Two Result 2026” option on the homepage.
- Enter your registration number and date of birth carefully.
- Submit the details to view the provisional marksheet on screen.
- Download or save the marksheet for future reference.
Direct Link to Check and Download the DHSE Kerala Class 12th Result
The system was designed to handle simultaneous access across multiple platforms to reduce server load during peak traffic hours. The examination cycle covered more than 4.25 lakh students from Kerala, Lakshadweep, and GCC regions, across science, arts, commerce, and vocational streams. The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education ensured uniform evaluation standards across all centres.
Official authorities advised students to rely only on verified portals and applications for accurate result information and updates.
