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Kerala DHSE Second Year Higher Secondary Equivalency Examination – October 2017 results declared at dhsekerala.gov.in

All the candidates who have appeared in this examination can go to the official website of the board at – dhsekerala.gov.in to check their score card

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The Kerala Second Year Higher Secondary Equivalency – October 2017 has been announced. Now, all the candidates who have appeared in this examination can go to the official website of the board at – dhsekerala.gov.in to check their score card. In addition, the results are also available at keralaresults.nic.in. The equivalency examination were held from October 20 to October 22, 2017. Recently, DHSE has also announced the time table for II Term Examination which starts today. The exam is being conducted from December 12 to December 22 in two shifts. The morning shift starts at 9.30 AM and after noon session at 1.30 P.M. On Friday, the second session will be held at 2 pm.

To check Kerala DHSE Second Year Higher Secondary Equivalency Examination – October 2017 results students need to go to the official website of the board. On the page, they need to enter their Roll Number and Date of Birth. After entering these details, their result will be shown on the screen. Students should check all the details and download the result for future references.

Steps to check Kerala DHSE Second Year Higher Secondary Equivalency Examination – October 2017 results

Step 1: Go to the official website – dhsekerala.gov.in or keralaresults.nic.in.

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Step 2: On the result page, you need to enter your Roll Number and Date of Birth

Step 3: After entering these details, your result will be shown on the screen

Step 4: You should check all the details and download the result for future references

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Department of Higher Secondary Examination (DHSE), of Kerala is a nodal agency to conduct Plus One exam in the state. The DHSE is envisaged as a central agency of the state government of Kerala seeking to promote all round development in Higher Secondary Education by establishing appropriate philosophies, adequate institutional network, effective administrative systems and well-qualified and motivated staff necessary to carryout academic and administrative responsibilities.

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Krishnamurty M
Krishnamurty M
Krishnamurty M covers education for TechObserver.in.
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