Karnataka SSLC Class 10 results 2024: Celebrations at State topper Ankita Basappa’s home in Bagalkot; check your results at karresults.nic.in

The KSEAB will soon start accepting applications for scanned copies of the answer sheets, recounting and revaluation. Students dissatisfied with their score in SSLC Class 10 Exam-1 will be able to opt for these procedures through the Board’s website: https://kseab.karnataka.gov.in

1. Submission of online applications for scanned copies of answer sheets: 09/05/2024 to 16/05/2024
2. Submission of online applications for scanned copies of answer sheets, for those without access to online payment options: 09/05/2024 to 17/5/24
3. Submission of online applications for recounting and revaluation of answer sheets: 13/05/2024 to 22/05/2024
4. Submission of online applications for recounting and revaluation of answer sheets, for those without access to online payment options: 13/05/24 to 23/05/24

Note: Those without access to online payment options such as Debit Card, Credit Card and Online Banking, must first submit the online applications for scanned copies of answer sheets, recounting and revaluation and then initiate offline payment by downloading a challan and remitting the amount at a B1K1 bank.

This year, the pass percentage has declined by 30% over last year. Therefore, to ensure normalisation, qualifying marks for attracting grace have been reduced from 35% to 25%, while grace marks have been increased from 10% to 20% in all subjects as a one-time measure for all three exams of SSLC 2024, the KSEAB has said.

The education department will also be conducting remedial classes in the next one month for students who have either failed to do well or wan to improve their score in Exams 2 and 3, the Board said.

Out of 38,175 students who appeared for the examination, 32,639 students passed in Mysuru.

Two students from the city have topped the district scoring 623 out of 625 marks.

Read what the city toppers have to say.

Mysuru district has put up an impressive performance in the SSLC examination, the results of which were announced on Thursday.

In the 2024 examination, the district secured seventh place with 85.5% results. Last year, the district stood at 19th place in the State and the schools had been asked this year to work towards improving the results since Mysuru being a key education hub.

In Januray 2024, the Karnataka government decided to make the three annual examinations for class 10 (SSLC) and class 12 (II PUC) student-friendly by amending some rules.

According to the new regulations, students must register for the first annual exam compulsorily and can appear for all three exams. A system of “improvement of marks” has been introduced and the system of rejection of marks has been abandoned.

Earlier, it was mandatory for regular and private students to appear for the annual exam-1 in all subjects, and they could not appear for exam-2 and exam-3 directly. However, these rules were relaxed this year. 

Regular and private students have to register for annual exam-1 and they have the option to appear for the annual exam-2 and exam-3 without writing all the subjects in the annual exam-1. However, students still cannot appear for annual exam-2 and exam-3 directly without writing the first one.

Read the report by Jayanth R.

Compare to 2023, this academic year shows a 10.49% decline in the number of students who passed the exams. This year, class 10 pass percentage is 73.40% while last year the pass percentage was 83.89%. 

This is the lowest pass percentage in four years (since 2020-21).

Jahnavi S, who scored 623 out of 625, is a student of Belluru Kamalamma Subbanna Vidya Bhavana High School at Vijayanagar in Mysuru. 

The daughter of a security guard, Jahnavi aspires to become a computer engineer and take up a job immediately after her graduation to support her family. She has scored maximum marks in all subjects, except mathematics.

Yet again, girls outshone boys in the Class 10 examinations. Of the 4,36,138 boys who appeared for the exam, 2,87,416 passed. Of the 4,23,829 girls who wrote the exam, 3,43,788 passed. While boys registered a pass percentage of 65.90%, girls secured a pass percentage of 81.11%

The results can be accessed on the official website - kseb.karnataka.gov.in, SMS, or DigiLocker app. 

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Students are required to enter their registration number and date of birth to view the results. 

Gurme Suresh Shetty, MLA of Kaup, in a statement, congratulated teachers and students of Udupi District for improving their rank from 14th to first. 

He asked those students who failed not to get disappointed and face the supplementary examination boldly.

Chinmay G.K. of SDM English Medium High School in Belthangady of Dakshina Kannada scored 624 marks. He is among the seven students who have come second in the State.

M.R. Hemalatha, Headmistress, Shri Dharmasthala Manjunatheswara English Medium High School, Belthangady, Dakshina Kannada said that Chinmay G.K. who scored 624 marks is an obedient student. “He availed no tuition and emerged one among second toppers only through self-study,” she said.

His parents – Ganesh Ramachandra Bhat and Malini Hegde – both are teachers. Mr. Bhat taught at Government Pre University College in Belthangady and Ms. Hegde taught in a high school, she said.

Mr. Chinmay was our student for the past 12 years, Ms. Hemalatha said adding that the school is proud over the achievement of the boy.

Ankita Basappa Konnur of Morarji Desai Residential school, Mudhol, Bagalakote district has emerged as a topper with 625/625 marks.

She is the only student to get cent percent marks in all subjects this year. In earlier years, the top slot was shared by multiple students who got full marks.

Her father Basappa Konnur is a farmer in Vajramatti village. He owns six acres of land. Her mother Geetha is a home maker who works in their family farm occasionally.

To avoid malpractices in the first annual Class 10 examination, Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) had put all examination centres under CCTV surveillance and monitored them live at Centralised Monitoring Centres in every district through webcasting and app-based CCTV surveillance.

These measures had come in the wake of widespread malpractices reported during Class 10 exams in 2022-23, especially in the North Karnataka region. The Board had suspended 60 invigilators and debarred many students for alleged malpractices in 2022-23. 

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Starting this academic year, the KSEAB will conduct three annual examinations for class 10. The first one was held from March 25 to April 6 across Karnataka, and around 8.69 lakh students — including 4,41,910 boys and 4,28,058 girls — appeared.