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Kerala SSLC Result 2018 on keralaresults.nic.in: Click to check

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SSLC 2018 : The Kerala Board of Public Examination is all set to announce Kerala Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) examination result for March 2018 today at 10.30 am. According to reports, a news conference has been called by education minister Professor C Raveendranath at PRD chamber to announce the results today. After formal announcement of Kerala SSLC Result 2018, the online link is likely to be activated around 11 am.

Students who had appeared in Kerala SSLC 2018 Exam can check their results on the official websites such as http://keralapareekshabhavan.in; http://results.kerala.nic.in; keralaresults.nic.in; www.kerala.gov.in; www.prd.kerala.gov.in; http://results.itschool.gov.in.

In addition, Kerala SSLC Result 2018 will also be available on third-party websites like indiaresults.com and examresults.net.

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Also, students can access their marks on mobile App known as the Saphalam 2018 app. It is a smartphone application runs on the Android-based device for checking Kerala SSLC results. Students will have to download it from Google Play Store. Students should register number and date of birth.

Students can also use the mobile application of Kerala government’s public relation department – PRD Live to check their Kerala SSLC Exam 2018. The app is available on Google Play Store for free.

The Kerala Board conducted the SSLC Exams 2018 from March 7 to March 28, 2017. This year as many as 4.41 lakh students have appeared for the Kerala Board SSLC exam and 2,751 are private. Among the regular students’ category, 2.16 lakh are girls.

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To check Kerala SSLC Result 2018, a student needs to click on the SSLC option in the left sidebar under RESULT section on the website. This will take them to a page having details such as “SSLC Examination March 2017 Result”. Although, it says 2017, however, once you click on this link it will take you to Kerala SSLC Result 2018 page. On the result page, the student should enter their registration number and date of birth to check their marks.

Steps to check Kerala SSLC Result 2018

Step 1: Go to the official websites – , keralaresults..in and kerala.gov.in.

Step 2: Go to Result section on the website. Then click on SSLC

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Step 3: Fill in your Registration Number and Date of Birth

Step 4: The SSLC results 2018 will include information about your Hall Ticket Number, Name of the Student, Grade Points

Step 5: Take print out of the result for future reference

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