SSLC Result 2020 Kerala declared: Alternative ways to check if board's official website becomes unresponsive
It is possible that students flocking to the Kerala board's website to check their scores may cause it to become slow or even unresponsive.

SSLC Result 2020 Kerala declared | The Kerala SSLC board declared the results of Class 10 exams today (Tuesday, 30 June) at 2 pm, according to media reports.Over four lakh students who appeared for the Class 10 exams this year can get their marks by visiting Kerala board's official website keralapareekshabhavan.in.However, it is possible that eager students flocking to the website to check their scores may cause it to become slow or even unresponsive.Click here to find LIVE Updates on Kerala SSLC Results 2020But there's no cause for concern. Students can check the Kerala SSLC results at the following alternative websites: examresults.net, indiaresults.com,sslcexam.kerala.gov.in, results.kite.kerala.gov.in, results.kerala.nic.in and prd.kerala.gov.in.How to check results on examresults.netStep 1: Visit the website: examresults.netStep 2: Select the state board, in this case KeralaStep 3: Look for the link that says ‘Kerala SSLC Class 10th’ and click on itStep 4: Fill in your roll no. and other credentials and ‘Submit’Step 5: Check your result, download and take a print out of it for future use.How to check results on indiaresults.comStep 1: Visit the indiaresults.com websiteStep 2: Select the state board, in this case, KeralaStep 3: Look for the link that says ‘SSLC exam results 2020’ and click on itStep 4: Fill in your roll no. and other credentials as per your admit card and click on ‘Go’ to log-inStep 5: Check your result, download and take a print out of it for future use.Students also have two other options. They can obtain their result via SMS by texting KERALA10

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