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Kerala Class 12 results to be out today at 3 pm. How to check via DigiLocker, SMS

Published 26 May 2026 · india

The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala, is set to declare the Kerala Plus Two (Class 12) Result 2026 today at 3 PM. Students

The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala, is set to declare the Kerala Plus Two (Class 12) Result 2026 today at 3 PM. Students who appeared for the Higher Secondary examinations will be able to check and download their provisional marksheets online once the results are announced. The results will be available on the official websites, keralaresults.nic.in and dhsekerala.gov.in. In addition to the official portals, students can access their results through DigiLocker, mobile platforms such as the UMANG app, and SMS services, which may prove useful if the websites experience heavy traffic following the declaration.

Read Full Story Students are advised to keep their admit cards ready before checking their scores, as login credentials including registration number, roll number, and date of birth may be required to access the result. HOW TO CHECK KERALA DHSE PLUS TWO RESULTS 2026 ONLINE Step 1: Visit any of the official result websites Step 2: Click on the “Kerala Plus Two Result 2026” link Step 3: Enter registration number/roll number and date of birth Step 4: Submit the details Step 5: Download and save the provisional marksheet for future reference ALTERNATIVE WAYS TO CHECK MARKSHEETS DigiLocker: Students can access digital marksheets through DigiLocker after Aadhaar verification.

Mobile apps: Results can also be checked on apps such as UMANG, SAPHALAM and PRD Live available on the Google Play store. SMS service: Students can type KERALA12 and send it to 56263 to receive results via SMS. The online scorecard will mention details including student name, roll number, subject-wise marks, total marks, grades and qualifying status. Students must note that the online mark sheet is provisional, while original certificates will be distributed later through schools.

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