Kerala Plus One Chemistry Question Paper 2025 (15 March) – Download Solution PDF (All Sets)

To check the Kerala SSLC result, you will have to visit the Kerala board official website of the school,  keralaresults.nic.in and enter the login credentials required, such as registration number and date of birth in the result login window.

• Go to the Official website: keralaresults.nic.in.

• Click on the ‘SSLC result 2025 Kerala’ link.

• On the next page, enter the registration number and date of birth in the appropriate fields.

• Click on the ‘Get Result’ button.

• Kerala SSLC result 2025 will be displayed on the screen.

• Download Kerala 10th result 2025 for further reference.

You can also check the Kerala SSLC result via SMS in case the website stops working due to high traffic.

• Type an SMS in the format:
  KERALA10<RegistrationNumber>

• Send the message to 56263.

• After that, Kerala SSLC result 2025 will be sent on the same number.

To check the Kerala SSLC resul t, students can follow these steps:

1. Visit the official website: Go to the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan's official website: https://pareekshabhavan.kerala.gov.in/index.php/sslc-results

2. Click on the "SSLC Results" link: Locate the "SSLC Results" button on the website's homepage and click on it.

3. Enter your login details: You can enter your registration number and date of birth.

4. Submit and view your result: After entering your details, click on the "Submit" button. Kerala SSLC result will be displayed on the screen.

5. Download and save: You can download and save your result for future reference.

The Kerala board will publish the provisional Kerala SSLC result 2025 online on the official website, results.kite.kerala.gov.in. To access the provisional marksheet, you have to enter your board roll number and date of birth in the login window. The original Kerala SSLC marksheet can be obtained from the respective schools a few days after the declaration of the result.

The minimum passing mark for Kerala SSLC exams is 30% in each subject. Students must score at least a D grade in all subjects to pass. Grace marks may also be awarded to eligible students, such as those excelling in extracurricular activities, to help them meet the passing criteria.

Geography:

• India: The Land of Diversities
• Seasons and Time
• Human Resources Development in India
• Eyes in the Sky and Data Analysis
• Terrain Analysis through Maps
• In Search of the Source of Wind
• Resources Wealth of India

Civics:

• Public Administration
• Civic Consciousness
• The State and Political Science

History:

• Revolutions that Influenced the World
• India After Independence
• World in the Twentieth Century
• British Exploitation and Resistance
• Struggle and Freedom
• Culture and Nationalism
• Kerala Towards Modernity