Bengaluru, May 2, 2025 – The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) released the SSLC (Class 10) Exam-1 results for 2025 today. Out of 7,90,890 students who appeared, 5,23,075 passed, giving an overall pass percentage of 66.14%. This is lower than last year’s 73.40%, due to stricter evaluation and no grace marks. Here’s a simple breakdown of the key details.
Pass Percentage and Performance
- Overall Pass Rate: 66.14% of regular fresh students passed the exams.
- Total Students: 7,90,890 students took the exams, with 5,23,075 clearing them.
- Comparison with Last Year: The pass percentage dropped from 73.40% in 2024, as the board removed grace marks and tightened evaluation standards.
- Gender Breakdown: Girls outperformed boys, with 74% of girls passing compared to 58.07% of boys, continuing a trend of better performance by female students.
Top Performers
- Perfect Scores: 22 students achieved a perfect 625/625, a big leap from just one perfect scorer in 2024.
- Top Rank: Roopa Chanagouda Patil from Government Composite PU College, Belagavi, secured the first rank.
- Second and Third Ranks: Shagufta Anjum and Akheela Ahmed took the second and third spots, respectively.
- Government School Success: Two students from government schools were among the perfect scorers, highlighting the quality of public education.
District Highlights
- Top District: Dakshina Kannada led with the highest pass percentage.
- Lowest District: Kalaburagi recorded the lowest pass rate among all districts.
- Urban vs. Rural: Urban areas had a slightly higher pass rate, but rural schools showed strong performances, especially in government institutions.
How to Check Results
- Official Websites: Students can check their scores on kseab.karnataka.gov.in or karresults.nic.in.
- Steps to Access:
- Visit the official website.
- Enter your registration number.
- View and download your marksheet.
- SMS Option: Results can also be checked via SMS by sending a message in the format KSEABRegistrationNumber to the number provided by KSEAB.
- Physical Copies: Schools will provide original marksheets later.
What’s Next for Students
- Supplementary Exams: Students who didn’t pass can apply for supplementary exams, scheduled for June 2025.
- Revaluation and Scrutiny: Applications for revaluation or photocopies of answer scripts are open until May 15, 2025, through the KSEAB portal.
- Duplicate Marksheets: Students needing duplicate marksheets can apply online with a nominal fee.
Key Takeaways
The 2025 SSLC results reflect a mix of achievements and challenges. The rise in perfect scorers is a proud moment, especially for government schools. However, the drop in pass percentage shows the need for better preparation and support for students. KSEAB has urged students to use the revaluation and supplementary options to improve their results.
For more details, visit the official KSEAB website or contact your school.
Last Updated on: Wednesday, June 11, 2025 1:50 am by K Nikhil | Published by: K Nikhil on Wednesday, June 11, 2025 1:50 am | News Categories: Education
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