DHSE Kerala Plus 2 Result 2019 Declared: Alternative ways to check Class 12 results if official website dhsekerala.gov.in is down
DHSE Kerala Plus 2 Result 2019 Declared | The Kerala board declared the Class 12 results on dhsekerala.gov.in. If the official website is down, candidates can check keralaresults.nic.in or results.itschool.gov.in.

DHSE Kerala Plus 2 Result 2019 Declared | The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala, declared the results of Class 12 exams today (Wednesday, 8 May). Students can check their scores on the official website of DHSE Kerala dhsekerala.gov.in. But if the official website is down or is slow, candidates can check their scores on other sites such as keralaresults.nic.in or results.itschool.gov.in.[caption id="attachment_4999641" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Representational image. PTI[/caption]Last year, the Kerala DHSE results were declared on 10 May.Follow LIVE updates hereSteps to check the Kerala DHSE Class 12 Results 2019:Step 1: Visit the official website of Kerala DHSE at dhsekerala.gov.inStep 2: Click on the link 'DHSE results' on the homepageStep 3: Enter your roll number and date of birthStep 4: Results will be displayed on the screenStep 5: Download the results for future referenceThis year, students can also check the 2019 results of Kerala Plus Two exams by downloading the iExam app from Google Play.DHSE Kerala conducted the Plus One and Plus Two examinations from 6 to 27 March, 2019. Around 9 lakh students had appeared in the examinations. Last year, approximately 3.69 lakh candidates participated in the exam and the overall pass percentage was 83.75 percent.The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education i.e. DHSE, Kerala manages the Higher Secondary, Secondary and Vocational Higher Education in the state. DHSE, Kerala was setup in the year 1990 in line with the National Education Policy.

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