Kerala Department of Higher Secondary Education 12th Examination (Kerala DHSE)

Department of Higher Secondary Education organizes Kerala DHSE +2 exams in the state. Students who have passed the first year exams of Kerala DHSE can appear for +2 exams. The applications are held in offline mode through respective schools. Here are the highlights of Kerala DHSE 2020 exams:

• Kerala plus two time table 2020 for the Kerala DHSE exams in the third week of November 2019. 
• The admit cards will be made available offline through respective schools.
• Students should go through Kerala DHSE Syllabus 2020 to know the topics they need to study.
• The board will conduct the Kerala Department of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) class 12th examination in the month of March 2020.
• Around 4.4 lakh students will appear for Kerala DHSE 2020 exams.
• Kerala +2 result 2020 will be declared in the second week of May 2020 on Keralaresults.nic.in.
• 2nd-year scrutiny or re-evaluation result will be announced in the first week of July 2020 on the official website.

Department of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) Kerala, has specified the eligibility criteria for Kerala second year DHSE examination. Only those candidates who fulfil the Kerala DHSE eligibility criteria 2020 are eligible to appear for the Kerala DHSE +2 exams. Eligibility criteria of Kerala DHSE 2020 is given below: 

• Qualification and Minimum marks: The candidate must have secured D+ or above grade in all subjects of the first year higher secondary examination, i.e. class 11.
• Continuous evaluation (CE): The candidate must have undergone continuous evaluation for each subject, such that must have submitted the assignments and projects on time. 
• Minimum attendance: This rule is only applicable to regular school-going candidates. As per the Kerala DHSE eligibility criteria, a regular school-going student must have completed the minimum required percentage of attendance.

Mode of Application : Offline

Mode of Payment : Other

• Regular school-going candidates are not required to personally submit an application form of Kerala DHSE 2020 for registering for class 12 examination. 
• Their school authorities have to register them for the second year higher secondary examination of Kerala. 
• The school going regular candidates were only required to remit the prescribed fee at their school office to register for Kerala DHSE 2020.
• Open school or private or compartment candidates can submit the Kerala DHSE application form 2020 tentatively in the month of December 2020.
• The form to be submitted before the last date. 
• Aspirants of Kerala DHSE 2020 can download the application form from the official website of DHSE, and submit the duly filled application form with required documents to the Principal of the respective centre they are allotted. 
• The Kerala DHSE 2020 application form submitted after the last date are not accepted. 

• To prepare better and score well in the Kerala DHSE 2020 examinations, candidates should make timetable according to their strong and weak subjects. 
• They should ensure to complete the entire Kerala DHSE 2020 syllabus for class 12 at least two months before the exams, so they are able to devote the remaining time to revise and practice with Kerala DHSE question papers.
• Practice as many mock tests and previous year question papers of Kerala DHSE possible in February 2020. While practising the tests, make sure to bound time.
• In between studies, take regular breaks intervals, as these intervals give a breathing space to the Kerala DHSE 2020 preparation. 
• After doing a mock test or previous year paper, evaluate your mistakes and strong areas. One can also note the important points down in a separate notebook. 
• Most importantly, while one prepares for the theoretical portion of Terminal Examination (TE), do not forget to prepare yourself for PE and keep a good record in the submission of assignments and projects for CE. 

• Each exam of Kerala DHSE 2020 will be conducted for a duration of 2 to 2.5 hours in offline mode. 
• Broadly, the examination of every subject has three components, i.e. terminal examination (TE), continuous examination (CE) and practical examination (PE). 
• A candidate will be required to secure a grade of D+ or above, with a minimum of 30% aggregate score in CE, PE, and TE, when taken together, and at least 30% in TE separately, to pass any subject. 
• Aspirants of Kerala DHSE class 12 examination can find the overview of Kerala DHSE exam pattern 2020 and subject-wise exam pattern below. 

Kerala DHSE +2 Exam Pattern 2020                                                    

Subject-wise Kerala DHSE 2020 Exam Pattern