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News India Live, Digital Desk: Karnataka School Examination and Evaluation Board (KSEAB) has announced the 2nd PUC (Class 12th) exam results today. After months of long wait, lakhs of students from the state can now check their scores. This year, there was a slight delay in the results due to the election code of conduct, but the board has made public the stream-wise (Arts, Science, Commerce) results and the list of toppers through an official press conference today.
Link activated on official website
Students can check the results released by the board on the official portal karresults.nic.in You can go and see. Due to heavy traffic, the load on the website may increase for some time, in such a situation, students are advised to be patient or use alternative means like SMS and DigiLocker.
How was the performance of all three streams this time?
In this year’s examinations, approximately 7.10 lakh More than 100 students had participated. According to preliminary data, the performance of the Science stream has been excellent this time too, while the results of Commerce and Arts have also seen improvement. Along with the names of toppers, the board has also released the district-wise pass percentage. After downloading their marksheet, students should carefully check the details given in it like name, registration number and subject wise marks.
Karnataka 2nd PUC Result 2026: How to check your score?
First official website karresults.nic.in Go to.
Click on the link “PUC II Exam-1 Result 2026” on the homepage.
own Registration Number Enter and select your stream.
As soon as you click on the ‘Submit’ button, your result will appear on the screen.
Do take a printout of your mark sheet for future reference.
Supplementary examination and revaluation opportunity
Students who have scored less marks or failed in one or two subjects need not be disheartened. The Board has clarified that soon Supplementary Dates of application for the examinations will be announced. Along with this, if a student is not satisfied with the marks obtained, he/she will also be able to apply for re-evaluation.
