SSLC and PUC, blueprint to result.

Model question papers, blueprints, timetables, results, and exam guides for Karnataka SSLC (Class 10) and PUC (Class 11–12) — free, verified against official sources, updated every exam cycle.

The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) oversees both the SSLC (Class 10) and PUC (Class 11–12 / I & II PUC) examinations. Whether you need a model question paper, the current timetable, hall ticket guidance, or a clear explanation of the three-exam scheme (Exam 1 / Exam 2 / Exam 3), this help center brings it together in one organised place — with direct links to the official board portals.

Common Karnataka Board questions

SSLC result 2026 — how do I check it?

SSLC Exam 1 results are declared on the official Karnataka results portal, karresults.nic.in. For the 2026 cycle, Exam 1 results were announced on 23 April 2026. Go to karresults.nic.in, select the SSLC result link for the relevant exam, and enter your registration number. Save the result copy immediately. Confirm the exact link on the official portal — deep result links are seasonal and may not be live outside the declaration window.

What is the passing mark in SSLC and II PUC?

For SSLC 2026, the total marks aggregate for the pass certificate moved to 525 (third language excluded from the aggregate). You must also pass each subject individually. For II PUC, minimum pass marks per subject apply. Grading bands (A+, A, B, C) are published with each result. Because the scheme has changed recently and reports conflict, always verify the current rule on the official KSEAB portal before the exam.

What is Exam 1 / Exam 2 / Exam 3 — is it the same as supplementary?

KSEAB now runs three exam opportunities in the same academic year for both SSLC and II PUC: Exam 1 (main exam, Mar–Apr), Exam 2 (May–Jun), and Exam 3 (Jun–Jul). These replaced what used to be called the supplementary exam. Students who did not appear, failed, or want to improve their score use Exam 2 and Exam 3. Both old and new vocabulary appear in searches — this site covers both.