Karnataka SSLC 10th Result 2025: The 2025 Karnataka SSLC 10th exam results Get the latest updates at karresults.nic.in and Kseab.karnataka.gov.in. Class 10 board exam results were released by the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board, KSEAB. Entering one’s roll number and date of birth on either of the official KSEAB websites (kseab.karnataka.gov.in or karresults.nic.in) allows students to see their results.
At a press conference today, the Karnataka School test and Assessment Board (KSEAB) revealed the results of the KSEAB Class 10th board test. From March 21 to April 4, the first round of Secondary School Leaving Certificate examinations were held. Entering one’s roll number and date of birth on the official KSEAB website (karresults.nic.in) allows students to see their results.
Karnataka SSLC Results 2025: Steps to check mark sheets
- Step 1: Access the official Karnataka SSLC website at kseeb.karnataka.gov.in or karresults.nic.in.
- Step 2: Find the SSLC Karnataka result link on the webpage and click on it.
- Step 3: Submit your personal information, including your date of birth and roll number.
- Step 4: The screen will show your scores.
- Step 5: Save the Karnataka Class 10 results on your computer.
The SSLC examinations attracted 7,90,890 students this year, with 3,90,311 male and 4,00,5794 female pupils contributing to the aggregate. Compared to last year’s 73.40%, 2023’s 83.89%, and 2022’s 85.13%, the total pass percentage has dropped to 62.34%. Curiously, the pass rate fell from 73.70% in the years before to the pandemic in 2019.
Karnataka SSLC Result 2025 Live: See how toppers scored
- 625 marks: 22 students
- 624 marks: 65 students
- 623 marks: 108 students
- 622 marks: 189 students
- 621 marks: 259 students
- 620 marks: 327 students
Karnataka SSLC 10th Result 2025 Live Updates:
Grade-wise Result (Regular Fresh Students):A+ Grade (90-100%): 55,066 students (10.53%)A Grade (80-89%): 96,536 students (18.46%)B+ Grade (70-79%): 114,852 students (21.96%)B Grade (60-69%): 126,541 students (24.19%)C+ Grade (50-59%): 109,762 students (20.98%)C Grade (35-49%): 20,318 students (3.88%)