DHSE Kerala Plus Two SAY Exam Result 2026: The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala, is expected to announce the Kerala Plus Two SAY (Save A Year) and Improvement Examination results 2026 today, July 21, 2026. The evaluation process is completed, and now the candidates are eagerly waiting for their results. Once out, scorecards can be downloaded from results.kite.kerala.gov.in using login details. Apart from the official portal, candidates can also check their results through SMS and other official platforms like the PRD Live mobile app and DigiLocker.
Where To Check Kerala Plus Two SAY Exam Result 2026 Online?
Candidates can download their provisional scorecard from the following official links. These will get activated after the official announcement.
1. results.kerala.gov.in: Primary portal for Kerala state examination results
2. results.kite.kerala.gov.in: Official KITE results portal
3. prd.kerala.gov.in: Alternate government results portal
How To Check Results Online?
Using the following steps, candidates can download their scorecard from the official portal.
Step 1: Visit the official portal at results.kite.kerala.gov.in.
Step 2: Click on the SAY result link.
Step 3: Enter your eight-digit registration number and date of birth.
Step 4: Submit the details, and your Kerala Plus Two SAY results will be displayed on the screen.
Step 5: Download and save it for future use.
Alternate Ways To Check Results
The official links may incur heavy traffic on the result day. To avoid delays while accessing results, the Board has also provided alternate ways through which scorecards can be downloaded.
1. PRD Live mobile app: Enter your registration number and password to check results.
2. School-wise result: Enter the school's five-digit school code to view the list of student results
3. DigiLocker: After results are declared, digital marksheets can be accessed using login details.
Kerala Plus Two SAY Exam Passing Marks 2026
To pass the SAY examination, candidates must obtain at least 30% or a D+ in each subject. For theory papers without practicals, candidates need a minimum of 24 marks out of 80. For papers with practical components, the minimum qualifying requirement is 18 marks out of 60 for the theory components.
