Karnataka SSLC Exam 2 Result 2025 Out: Check class 10 supplementary scores at karresults.nic.in
(Class 10 Supplementary) results are released by the
Karnataka School Examinations and Assessment Board
(KSEAB). Students who appeared in exams held from May 26 to June 2, 2025, can check their scorecards on the official websites using their registration number and date of birth. The official website to check the results is
karresults.nic.in
.
Steps to Check Your Karnataka SSLC Exam 2 Result
Step 1: Visit karresults.nic.in or kseab.karnataka.gov.in
Step 2: Click on the "SSLC Main Examination‑2 2025" / "Supplementary Exam 2" link
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In 2025, the Karnataka SSLC Exam 2 took place from May 26 to June 2. It started with the First Language paper and ended with subjects like Elements of Electrical, Mechanical, and Electronics Engineering, Programming in ANSI 'C', and Economics. All exams were conducted in a single shift from 10:00 AM to 1:15 PM.
Pass Rates & Performance
A total of 87,330 students passed Exam 2, including 6,635 of the 11,818 who reappeared to improve their scores—reflecting a 56.14% improvement rate for reappearing candidates .
In 2024, approximately 31% passed the supplementary round, while the main exam's overall pass rate this year was 62.34%
What You Should Do Next
Download and verify official marksheets from your school or DigiLocker.
Apply for revaluation or retotalling if needed (deadlines announced on official portals)
Students who still haven't cleared can opt for SSLC Exam 3, scheduled between June 23–30, 2025
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