Kerala SSLC Revaluation Result 2026 OUT at sslcexam.kerala.gov.in- How to Check Revised Marks, Download Scorecard

The wait is finally over for thousands of Kerala Class 10 students.

Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan declared the SSLC revaluation result 2026 on June 11. Students who requested revaluation, scrutiny, or a photocopy of answer scripts can now check their updated scores online at sslcexam.kerala.gov.in.

If you applied for revaluation or scrutiny after the main result, this is the update you've been waiting for. This article tells you exactly how to check your revised SSLC marks in Malayalam or English, what the result means for your Plus One admission, and what to do next — whether your marks changed or stayed the same.

The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan has released the results of the Kerala SSLC revaluation for the year 2026. All students who opted for rechecking, scrutiny, or photocopy of answer scripts can now check whether their marks have changed through the official examination portal.

Any revised marks after reassessment are final and officially recorded.

For many students, even the slightest increase in marks makes a significant difference in terms of admission, stream choice, scholarship allotments, and overall confidence.

Direct Result Link:
sslcexam.kerala.gov.in/revaluation_results.php  (Active — check now)

Note: The revaluation result is now officially out. Any specific timeframes for further re-evaluation or re-checking of revaluation marks will be announced by Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan on its official portal.

Students can check the Kerala SSLC revaluation result across multiple official platforms:

• sslcexam.kerala.gov.in (primary portal — Pareeksha Bhavan)
• keralaresults.nic.in
• results.kite.kerala.gov.in
• keralapareekshabhavan.in
• prd.kerala.gov.in

If any portal is slow due to heavy traffic, switch to an alternate link from the list above.

Method 1: Via Official Website (sslcexam.kerala.gov.in)

1. Open your browser and go to sslcexam.kerala.gov.in
2. Look for the link — "SSLC Examination March 2026 — Revaluation Results" on the homepage
3. Enter your date of birth and registration number in the given fields 
4. Click on "View Result" or "Submit"
5. Your revised scorecard will appear on screen — check subject-wise marks carefully
6. Download the result as a PDF and save it for your records

Method 2: Direct Link

Go directly to: sslcexam.kerala.gov.in/revaluation_results.php
This is the dedicated revaluation result page maintained by Pareeksha Bhavan.

Credentials Required:

• Register Number (from your SSLC admit card)
• Date of Birth

Once you access your result, the revised scorecard will display:

• Student name and register number
• Subject-wise original marks
• Revised marks after revaluation/scrutiny (if any change occurred)
• Updated grade for each subject
• Overall result status (EHS / NHS)

The board advised students to check all the details carefully after downloading the result. The revalued scorecard carries essential information about the candidate and the paper they appeared in. 

This is what every student needs to understand clearly before checking their result.

Outcome 1: Marks Increased 
If your revaluation shows higher marks, Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan updates your digital scorecard automatically. A revised SSLC certificate is then dispatched to your school. If increased marks change your subject grade from D to D+, your status changes from NHS (Needs Higher Studies) to EHS (Eligible for Higher Studies) — making you eligible for Plus One admissions. Contact your school as soon as this happens. 

Outcome 2: No Change in Marks
If there is no change, your original marksheet stays valid as it is. This is the most common outcome — it means the original evaluation was correct. 

Outcome 3: Photocopy Processed
Students who applied only for a photocopy of their answer sheet will receive the scanned copy through the portal for self-review. No marks change happens automatically through photocopy alone.

Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan offered three distinct post-result services — and they are not the same. Choosing the wrong one wastes both time and money.

If you applied for Revaluation for a subject, there is usually no need to apply separately for Scrutiny for the same paper

Important: Revaluation, scrutiny, and photocopy services are strictly applicable to theory papers only. These services do not apply to IT papers, practical assessments, or stage performances. 

The Kerala SSLC Result 2026 was declared with a pass percentage of 99.07%. Over 4.17 lakh students appeared for the exam held from March 5 to 30, 2026, across 3,031 examination centres. A total of 30,516 students secured full A+ grades

The pass percentage for boys stood at 98.93%, while girls outperformed them in the overall result. 

This strong main result means most revaluation applicants are students who missed a critical grade boundary — particularly those near the NHS/EHS threshold.

This is the section that matters most for students awaiting this result.

The HSCAP single window portal for Plus One admissions at hscap.kerala.gov.in is already open. Register now using your current SSLC marks. If revaluation improves your grades, you can update stream preferences later. The first allotment round fills up fast — students who delay lose seats in preferred schools and streams. 

Action Plan:

• If your marks improved, → Contact your school immediately. Update your HSCAP application with revised grades.
• If marks stayed the same → Proceed with Plus One admission using your original marksheet. Do not wait further.
• If you are still in NHS category, → Do not wait for the revaluation result to register for the SAY exam. Both processes can run simultaneously

• Check results only through the official Pareeksha Bhavan portal — sslcexam.kerala.gov.in
• Keep your registration number and date of birth ready before visiting the result page
• Download and save a PDF copy of your revised scorecard immediately — do not rely on screenshots alone
• If your status has changed from NHS to EHS after revaluation, inform your school immediately so they can update your records
• If your marks increase, a revised SSLC certificate will be dispatched to your school — follow up with your school's headmaster
• Do not pay money to any third-party website or WhatsApp group claiming to provide early or offline access to revaluation results
• The revaluation scorecard is provisional — the revised physical certificate comes through your school
• Applications that were not verified and confirmed by the school within the deadline may have been rejected — if you face any issue, contact your school or Pareeksha Bhavan directly

Students who do not achieve passing marks even after the revaluation process can immediately enrol for the SAY Supplementary Examinations, preserving their timeline for Plus One admissions. The SAY exam schedule will be published at sslcexam.kerala.gov.in — check regularly. 

Kerala SSLC results have exceeded 99% for three consecutive years — 99.69% in 2025, 99.70% in 2024, and 99.70% in 2023. The 2026 result of 99.07% continues this strong trend.