Grand alert! Karnataka SSLC results are postpended, new date has been announced

College Tour May-08-2024

Karnataka SSLC Result 2024: On May 8, 2024, the Karnataka School Examination and Valuation Board (KSEAB) first gave notice that the results for more than 8 lakh students would be available. However, reports state that the SSLC Result 2024 Karnataka has been delayed by two days due to a technical fault. The new date for the Karnataka SSLC Result 2024 is set for either May 9th or May 10th, 2024, at 11:00 AM.

The Karnataka School Examination and Evaluation Board said that technical difficulties are to blame for the delay and that they hope to finish all outstanding work by May 8th evening. Results will be made public on May 9 if they are successful and on May 10 if they are not.

Highlights: Karnataka SSLC results

Features	Details
Result Name	Karnataka SSLC Result 2024
Exam Conducting Body	Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board
Karnataka SSLC Result 2024 Date	Between May 8 to May 10
Total Students	Around 8 lakh
Karnataka SSLC Result Website 2024	kseab.karnataka.gov.in and karresults.nic.in

Karnataka SSLC Results 2024: Students can visit the following websites to view their Karnataka SSLC Results 2024.

Karnataka SSLC Results 2024: Steps to check

Step 1: Students must go to karresults.nic.in and kseab.karnataka.gov.in, the official websites.
Step 2: Go to the homepage and click the link to download the Karnataka SSLC Result 2024.
Step 3: Enter your date of birth and registration number to log in.
Step 4: Press the button labeled "Submit."
Step 5: The screen will display the Karnataka SSLC Result 2024.
Step 6: Download the file for later use.

With the completion of SSLC Result 2024 exam-1, the three parts of the SSLC exams for the 2023–2024 academic year are underway. Technical difficulties and the impending Lok Sabha elections in Karnataka and other states caused the results, which were originally scheduled for release on May 7, to be advanced.

8,69,968 children from around the state have signed up to take the test, with 4,41,910 boys and 4,28,058 girls. This comprised 18,225 students from private schools, 41,375 repeat students, and 8,10,368 pupils from government schools.