Kerala SSLC SAY Exam 2026: Class 10 Hall Tickets Released; Exams Begin June 10

Students appearing for the Kerala SSLC Save-A-Year (SAY) Examination 2026 can now access their hall tickets as the Kerala Board of Public Examinations (KBPE) has activated the admit card process. Schools have been authorised to download and distribute hall tickets to eligible candidates through the official portal.

The supplementary examination offers Class 10 students another opportunity to clear subjects and continue academic progression without losing an academic year.

Kerala SSLC SAY 2026 Hall Ticket Released

The admit cards for Kerala SSLC SAY 2026 have been released through the official examination website. Students who registered for the supplementary examination must collect their hall tickets from their respective schools.

Candidates should note that entry to the examination centre will not be allowed without:

• SSLC SAY 2026 hall ticket
• Valid photo identity proof

The examinations are scheduled to be conducted from June 10 to June 17, 2026.

How To Download Kerala SSLC SAY Hall Ticket 2026

Schools can follow these steps to access the admit cards:

• Visit the official examination portal.
• Open the SSLC SAY Admit Card 2026 link available on the homepage.
• Enter the school code and required login credentials.
• Submit the details.
• Download and print the admit cards for students.

Students are advised to verify details such as name, subject list, examination centre and schedule before appearing for the examination.

Kerala SSLC SAY Exam 2026: Complete Schedule

Why Is The SAY Examination Conducted?

The Save-A-Year (SAY) examination is conducted to help students who could not secure the minimum passing marks in the regular SSLC examination. By clearing supplementary papers, students can continue into the next academic stage without waiting another year.

This year, Kerala recorded an overall Class 10 pass percentage of 99.07%. A total of 4,17,497 students appeared for the examination, of which 4,14,290 students qualified.

Students are advised to collect hall tickets well in advance and avoid last-minute delays before reporting to examination centres.