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Kerala VHSE Results 2017: VHSE first year improvement results (July 2017) declared at keralaresults.nic.in

Kerala VHSE first year improvement result 2017 has been declared, candidate can check their results at the official website - keralaresults.nic.in

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Kerala VHSE first year improvement results 2017 has been declared on Monday. Now, all the candidates have appeared in the Kerala VHSE first year improvement examination conducted by Vocational Higher Secondary (VHSE) can go to the official website of the board to check their marks. These exam were conducted in the month of July 2017.

The Board of Vocational Higher Secondary Examination is constituted to advise and to take decisions on the conduct of various public examinations and publication of results. VHSE conducts second year public , second year Save-A-Year (SAY) examination, first year public examination, first year improvement examination and various module examinations for skill evaluation.

Vocational Higher Secondary Education had a humble beginning in Kerala in 1983-84. To start with, the scheme was implemented in 19 schools with a few selected courses and was extended to 73 schools in 1985-86 offering 27 different vocational courses. In 1988-89 there were 100 schools with a total of 200 batches. The programme continued to expand every year until 1995-96 and the number of schools went up to 310 with a total of 814 baches offering 45 different courses.

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The next expansion came in 2000-01 and the number of schools went up to 375 with a total of 1000 batches. At present, there are 389 schools with 1100 batches in the state imparting Vocational Higher Secondary Education in 35 restructured courses with modernized curriculum. Of the 389 schools, 128 schools are in the private aided sector and 261 are in the sector.

The Board conducts the examinations such as Second Year public Examination, Second Year Save-A-Year (SAY) Examination, First Year Public Examination, First Year Improvement Examination and and Various Module Examinations for Skill Evaluation.

How to check Kerala VHSE first year improvement results 2017

Step 1: Visit the official website of Kerala examination results – keralaresults.nic.in.

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Step 2: Click on the link for ‘VHSE FIRST YEAR IMPROVEMENT EXAM RESULTS – JULY 2017′.

Step 3: Enter your roll number on the login page.

Step 4: Click on submit.

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Step 5: Result will be displayed on the screen.

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M Kalam
M Kalam
M Kalam covers technology and e-goverance for TechObserver.in.
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