Kerala Higher Secondary and Vocational Higher Secondary first year examinations results published
The Kerala Higher Secondary and Vocational Higher Secondary first year examinations results published and available on the official website. There are no failures in the first year examination.
The Kerala Higher Secondary and Vocational Higher Secondary first year examinations results published and available on the official website. There are no failures in the first year examination.
The result is available on the website www.keralaresults.nic.in About 4.5 lakh students appeared for the exam in regular, open school, technical, art and vocational sections. There are no failures in the first year examination. The marks of both first and second year of Vocational Higher Secondary will be considered together for the success of the Plus Two examination.
Online applications for Plus One classes will start from today.
Online applications for first-year Higher Secondary admission in the state will begin Wednesday at 5 p.m. Students can apply until August 14 for different Plus One course.
Applicants can apply online at www.hscap.kerala.gov.in websites "apply online sws". The certificate does not need to be uploaded. Fees are payable at the school upon admission. Applications can also be made through the help desks set up in schools.
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