Kerala DHSE Plus 2 Result 2026 Link: The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) declared the results for the class 12 exam on May 26. The HSE result is available on the official websites at keralaresults.nic.in, results.kite.kerala.gov.in and results.kerala.gov.in and dhsekerala.gov.in. Additionally, students can also check their results from Digilocker. After the marksheet is released, students can check it at the above-mentioned website. For more information on DHSE Plus Two results and re-evaluation, check the IE Portal.

DHSE Kerala +2 12th Result 2026 LIVE Updates

This year, 77.97 per cent of students have passed their Plus Two exam, with 30,561 scoring A+. Last year, 77.81 per cent of students cleared the exam.

The DHSE class 12 exam was conducted between March 6 and March 28. A total of 4,52,437 students have registered for the examination. Around 1,984 centres were set up for the examination. Out of which 1,966 in Kerala, followed by seven in the Gulf region, nine in Lakshwadeep, and two in Mahe.

How to check +2 result online?

To pass the class 12 exam, students have to get a minimum of 30 per cent in each subject and an overall of all subjects. They are required to pass separately in the internal assessment and theory exam. Around 389 exam centres and 8 valuation camps were set up for this stream. The valuation camp for the vocational stream started on April 6, 2026. A total of 3,700 teachers were deployed for exam duty.

DHSE Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 LIVE Updates

To download the results from Digilocker, go to the Digilocker mobile app or digilocker.gov.in. Then log in using your registered mobile number, and after that, visit the ‘Education and Learning’ section. Then search for Kerala Board Public Examination and click on the class 12 marksheet. After the details are given, the marksheet will be made available at the section of issued documents, and students can access it from there.

Students should keep in mind that the +2 results available online are provisional. The actual marksheet will be available from their respective schools. Students should check the following things on their marksheet: student’s name, roll number, registration number, date of birth, marks achieved in each subject, status of the result. Candidates will need this result during the college admission process. The HSE results will also be available at the Saphalam app.

The exam in the Gulf region was initially postponed and later cancelled due to the tension in the Middle East region. Students who appeared for the exam from those regions will have their marks evaluated using their class 11 marks, combining them with their practical assessment and school term exam.