Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 declared; students await district-wise toppers list

The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) has declared the Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 today at 3 PM, bringing relief to nearly 4.52 lakh students who appeared for the Class 12 examinations this year.

The Higher Secondary examinations were conducted between March 6 and March 28 across the state. Following the announcement of results, students are now awaiting the release of the Kerala Plus Two toppers list 2026, which is expected to include stream-wise and district-wise top performers from Science, Commerce and Humanities.

DHSE Kerala is also expected to publish district performance statistics and overall pass percentage data shortly.

Kerala Plus Two pass percentage trends

Kerala has witnessed a gradual decline in overall Plus Two pass percentages over the past few years:

• 2025 — 77.81%
• 2024 — 78.69%
• 2023 — 82.95%
• 2022 — 88.37%
• 2021 — 87.94%

Last year, the Science stream recorded the highest pass percentage at 83.25%, followed by Commerce at 74.21% and Humanities at 69.16%.

Official websites to check Kerala Plus Two Result 2026

Students can access their results through the following official portals:

• keralaresults.nic.in
• results.kite.kerala.gov.in
• results.kerala.gov.in
• dhsekerala.gov.in

How to check Kerala DHSE Plus Two Result 2026

Students can follow these steps to access their scores:

1. Visit any official DHSE Kerala result website.
2. Click on the “DHSE Class 12 Result 2026” link.
3. Enter registration number, roll number and date of birth.
4. Submit the details.
5. Download and save the scorecard for future reference.

Results available on DigiLocker and Saphalam app

Students can also download their digital marksheets through DigiLocker and the Saphalam application.

To access results through DigiLocker:

• Open DigiLocker or visit DigiLocker
• Log in using the Aadhaar-linked mobile number
• Search for “DHSE Plus Two Results 2026”
• Enter required credentials
• Download the digital marksheet

Meanwhile, students who fail to clear one or more subjects will have another opportunity through the DHSE “Save A Year” supplementary examinations, which are expected to be conducted in June, similar to previous years.