DHSE Kerala Plus Two Revaluation Results 2024 Declared, How to Check the Results

The Department of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) Kerala has officially announced the Kerala Plus Two revaluation and scrutiny results for the 2024 board exams. Students who applied for revaluation and scrutiny can now access their results on the official website, dhsekerala.gov.in.

How to Check Revaluation Results?

Students can follow these steps to check their revaluation results:

• Visit the Official Website: Go to dhsekerala.gov.in.
• Find the Link: Click on the "Higher Secondary Wing - Second Year Higher Secondary Examination March 2024 Revaluation - Results Published" link on the homepage.
• View the PDF: The revaluation results will open in a PDF format.
• Search Your Result: Use your register number to find your result.
• Save the PDF: Download and save the PDF for future reference.

DHSE has released a list of students whose results have changed after revaluation and those whose results remained the same.

Fee Refund Details

Principals are instructed to refund the revaluation fee to students who have secured 10% or more additional marks after revaluation. The collected fee will be refunded from the PD account of the respective schools. A list of students eligible for refunds is available on the website.

For students from unaided schools eligible for a refund, the existing practice will continue. Any remaining revaluation fees in the PD account must be remitted to the Head of Account "0202-01-102-97(03) other receipts" by June 30, 2024.
Exam Results and Performance Analysis:

The results for the Higher Secondary and Vocational Higher Secondary examinations (Plus Two) were announced on May 9 at 3 PM by Kerala's Minister for General Education, V. Sivankutty, in Thiruvananthapuram.

• Science Stream: The overall pass percentage stood at 84.84%, down from 87.31% in 2023.
• Commerce Stream: The pass percentage was 76.11%, a decline from 82.75% last year.
• Humanities Stream: The pass percentage was 67.09%, down from 71.93% in 2023.
• Perfect Scores: A total of 105 students achieved a perfect score of 1200 out of 1200 marks.

Due to a decrease of over 4% in the pass percentage this year, Education Minister V. Sivankutty has called for an inquiry into the poor performance of government schools in the 2024 Plus Two exams. The report on this inquiry is expected within two weeks.

Students are encouraged to check their revaluation results and follow up on any fee refunds as outlined by the DHSE.