The results of Kerala Higher Secondary Examinarions are out. 82.25 pc students passed in the Examination with eligibility for higher studies. Out of the 276115 students who appeared for the examination through 1697 schools, 227112 qualified for higher studies. 2795 students got A+ grade in all subjects. Last year the percentage of candidates eligible for higher studies was 74.97.
The Higher Secondary Examination results of Scheme I candidates are determined by combining the scores of both first and second year examinations.
Out of 149574 girls, 130168 (87.02%) girls and out of 126541 boys, 96944 (76.61%) boys qualified for higher studies.
In Science stream out of 144366 students, 120399 are eligible for higher studies (83.40%). In Humanities out of 56623 students, 44119 are eligible for higher studies (77.92%). In Commerce, out of 75126 students 62594 are eligible for higher studies (83.32%).
This year double valuation was conducted for the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and a third valuation for scripts that had a difference of more than 10% of maximum marks in the first two valuations.
Eligibility for higher studies is D + grade or above for all six subjects with 30 % scores in theory alone and 30% scores in theory, practical evaluation and continuous Evaluation taken together.
Thrissur district bags the highest pass percentage (88.93) while Kasaragod district is the one with the lowest pass percentage (74.68 ). Ernakulam is the district with the highest number of A+ grade students in all subjects with 373 students.
St Marys Higher Secondary School, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram with 693 students is the school to present the highest number of candidates for the exam, with a pass percentage of 90.47, followed by Govt HSS for Girls, Cotton Hill, Thiruvananthapuram (591 Candidates – 93.23% pass) and SVHSS, Palemed, Malappuram ( 548-students – 85.94%) .
Technical Schools
2257students appeared for the higher secondary examination from 24 Technical schools. 1727 students passed ( 76.52 pc).
Examinations
Students under Scheme I and Scheme II were evaluated based on the scores obtained by them in Continuous Evaluation, Practical Evaluation and Terminal Evaluation.
The examination results were determined by combining the scores obtained by the candidates in the first and second year examinations. The first year scores obtained by the candidates at the First Year Higher Secondary examination conducted during 15th March 2010 to 27th March 2010 and the First Year Improvement Examination conducted from 22nd September to 29th September 2010 were reckoned for finalizing the results.
Grace Marks
Grace marks are awarded to 23360 students with proficiency in extra curricular activities such as state youth festival, from NCC, sports, Shastra Melas , Kalotsavams and NSS. The grace marks range from 2 to 25 percentage of the maximum scores. Grace marks are awarded to the students for the year in which the student had participated and achieved the required eligibility. (First/Second Year).The Grace marks for NSS and NCC are awarded at the end of Second Year by considering the combined scores of first and second year.
Results
Students can down load their total score sheets from the websiteswww.kerala.gov.in, www.dhsekerala.gov.in, www.keralaresults.nic.in,www.results.itschool.gov.in, www.cdit.org, www.examresults.kerala.gov.in,www.prd.kerala.gov.in, www.results.nic.in, www.educationkerala.gov.in. and the schools can take copies of the combined results of their school. Copies of marklists will be available in the PORTAL. Measures are taken to down load the results without any delay. Arrangements are made to send the results by SMS through mobile phones of various service providers by IT mission.
Certificate
The scores obtained for CE, TE and PE for both the years and the combined score and grade will be shown in the certificate. It will also show whether grace marks are awarded to the students. The distribution of certificates through the schools will be completed by the middle of June. There will be facilities to issue provisional certificates and to attest the copies of mark lists taken from internet.
Migration Certificate
Migration certificates will be issued from the Directorate to those students who want to go for higher studies outside Kerala. The application in the prescribed form with fee of Rs. 50/-shall be submitted in the schools where the students had appeared for the examination. The application for the previous year students and that for duplicate certificates will be received in the Directorate duly forwarded by the concerned Principals.
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