Frequently Asked Questions on Higher Secondary Plus Two Results

Kerala Plus Two Result 2020

The general queries that usually arise among the students after the publication of Higher Secondary Second year exam results and clarifications of the same are published here. 

Higher Secondary students (second year) are given a chance to revalue their subjects except Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. If there is difference in the score after revaluation, a new Score sheet will be granted on submission of the old Score sheet. Provided the change of marks after revaluation is 10% or more, the fee remitted towards revaluation, will be refunded. 

Application in the prescribed format shall be submitted to the Principals of the Examination centre where the candidate registered for the Examination. Application form can be downloaded from the following link

Details of Fee:- 

a) Revaluation - Rs. 500.00/- per paper, 

b) Scrutiny - Rs. 100.00/- per paper, 

c) Photocopy - Rs. 300.00/- per paper. 

Candidates who desire to apply for revaluation/Scrutiny/Photocopy of answer scripts of their Higher Secondary Examination March can apply in the prescribed form before 28th July 2020. 

The top score of the two will be considered. Though the score is less in revaluation, the higher marks scored in March exam will be considered. 

The regular students who appear for plus two March exam can apply for SAY/Improvement exam  for the subjects they don’t qualify. Such students can write SAY exam for all the subjects they fail to qualify (subjects below D+ grade). It is now possible for the second year students to improve their score in three subjects apart from appearing for SAY exam.

Fee for SAY Examination : Rs.150/- per Subject. 

Fee for Practical Examination : Rs. 25/- per subject.

Fee for Certificate: Rs. 40/-. 

No. The students who have cancelled their second year exam reg. are not eligible to apply for SAY exam. 

Regular students who scored D+ grade or above in all subjects in the Plus Two March exam can apply for SAY/Improvement exam to upgrade only one subject of their choice. 

Fee for Improvement Examination: Rs. 500/- per subject

Fee for Certificate: Rs. 40/-. 

The higher score is considered. Even if the score obtained in the Improvement exam is lesser than that of March exam, the higher score obtained in March will be considered. 

Yes. A certificate of combined score obtained in March exam and that they obtain in Improvement exam will be issued. 

The benefit of grace marks for achievements in the First Year Higher Secondary Course will be awarded to eligible candidates for the First year Higher secondary examination only and for achievements in the Second year course, for the Second year Higher secondary examination only. Grace marks for NCC, NSS, Scout & Guide and SPC shall be awarded at the Second year Higher secondary examination only. 

The preference will be for attaining minimum mark for becoming ‘Eligible’ i.e, grade D+. Second preference will be for lifting the lowest grade to the next higher grade and so on. When a student is eligible for grace marks for different items, the item with highest grace mark only will be considered.

Grace marks will be given to the candidates irrespective of whether they are eligible for higher studies or not in the examinations.

All students appearing for Higher Secondary Second Year March exam will get their Migration Certificate when they become eligible for higher studies. They need not apply separately for this. 

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