Kerala Plus Two Class 12 results to be declared on May 22
The Hindu
Kerala Minister announces Plus Two exam results on May 22 with 4.44 lakh students, completion of answer script valuation.
Kerala Minister for General Education V. Sivankutty will announce the Plus Two higher secondary examination results at 3 p.m. on May 22 (Thursday).
A total of 4.44 lakh students registered for the examination. Valuation of Plus Two higher secondary answer scripts has been completed. Eighty-nine valuation camps (63 for single valuation and 26 for double valuation) were held for answer script valuation.
The higher secondary examination board has also met. Tabulation will be completed in a day or two as grace marks have to be effected.
Though the Plus One improvement results have been announced, as the improvement exams were held along with the Plus Two public examinations in March instead of in September 2024, the results will have to be checked to ensure there are no errors in declaration of their Plus Two results.
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