DHSE Kerala Plus Two SAY result 2025 Declared at results.hse.kerala.gov.in; check steps to download and more
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The results were announced on 18 July 2025, and students must enter their roll number and date of birth to view and download their result. Please note, the online result is provisional—students will need to collect the original mark sheets from their respective schools.
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Exam Overview
The Plus Two SAY and Improvement Exams 2025 were conducted from June 23 to 27, aimed at students who needed to improve their scores or pass failed subjects. Over 80,000 students appeared for these exams across Kerala.
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The original DHSE Kerala Plus Two Result 2025 was announced earlier on 22 May 2025.
The SAY/Improvement exams provided a second chance for students to enhance their performance or qualify.
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