DHSE Kerala Plus One Result Out and Available for Download

DHSE Kerala To Release Plus One, i.e. Class 11 Results Very Soon.

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The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala is soon expected to release the results for the exams for plus one or class 11, on their official website https://keralaresults.nic.in/. However, the officials have not yet decided on any particular date for the declaration of DHSE Kerala Plus One Result 2021. Detailed steps to view the results once they’re out are given below.

Here’s how you can check the results once they’re out on the official website- first, you need to log in to the official website of Kerala DHSE. You’ll see the Kerala plus one result link, click on that. After that you’ll be prompted to enter your exam roll number/application number and date of birth. Click on ‘Submit’. Once you submit the details, you’ll be able to see DHSE plus one result 2021. Check carefully and you can even download it for future reference.

The official website of DHSE Kerala to view the results is https://keralaresults.nic.in/, however, students may also view their results via alternative websites like http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/ and also https://results.gov.in/. Kerala class 11 students can check their results on these websites once a final release is announced by the concerned authorities.

Background of DHSE Kerala Plus One Result 2021

Due to the alarming number of increasing COVID cases in the state, the Supreme Court had ordered to initially postpone the Kerala 11th class exams. The bench stated that the situation in Kerala was concerning as the state alone was accounting for more than 70 per cent cases in the country, and the daily cases were not less than 35,000, so it’s not safe to expose the children to such danger yet. The bench also pointed out that students will travel to different parts of the state to appear for the exam and this might inevitably pave the way for another corona wave in the country.

Many Teachers’ associations and even students expressed their concerns that it will not be beneficial to conduct offline exams in these circumstances. On the other hand, few groups argued that online classes and exams do not help in the overall learning process of a student and hence online exams are necessary.

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Later the Supreme Court allowed the Kerala government to conduct the exams in offline mode. The decision was made on the basis of Kerala government’s claim that it will take all the precautions and the steps necessary for the safety of the children of tender age and that will also allow for the smooth conduct of the exams. The exams were initially supposed to start from September 6th but the date was later pushed to September 24th, 2021. The exam was then held from 24th September 2021 to 18th October, 2021.

2021 Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala Plus One Result

According to media reports, more than 4 lakh students appeared for the class 11 Kerala exams. The exam was conducted in written mode for a total duration of 2.5 hours. Apart from that, the students were also given 20 minutes of extra time for cooling-off. Hence the exam was conducted on various dates in the state from 9.40 am to 12.30 pm. Reportedly, on November 8th, the principals of schools in Kerala were required to submit the CE or Continuous Evaluation marks of their students in a day. The DHSE stated that those candidates whose CE marks have not been received will be withheld from the results and the respective Principal will be held accountable for the non-publication of their results.

All important announcements regarding the Kerala plus one exam 2021 are also made via official twitter handles and can be looked up on Twitter with the help of the hashtag- #dhsekerala. The DHSE officials said that the results are ready and will soon be available for the students to view.

Steps to View the Kerala Board Class 11 Exam Results 2021

Step 1: Visit the official results page of DHSE Kerala at https://keralaresults.nic.in/. You can also visit alternative websites like http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/ and https://results.gov.in/. You will see the home page of the website.

Step 2: Look for the Kerala plus one 2021 result link on the page and click on that.

Step 3: You’ll be directed to a portal where you’ll be asked to enter your exam roll number or your application number along with your date of birth. Keep this information ready with you before logging in.

Step 4: Click on Submit after entering the details and now you’ll be able to view your plus one 2021 marks in PDF format.

Step 5: Consider taking a printout of the same for future reference.

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Alternative steps to check result:-

Step 1: Students need to open the https://results.kite.kerala.gov.in:446/result2021/index.html_wait.html website in their respective browsers.

Step 2: In this page students will now be able to check the overall pass percentage, the District wise merit list, the school wise results and also the subject wise percentage for class 11 Kerala exam results.

Details of Directorate of Higher Secondary Education Plus One Exam Results

Name of Board	Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala
Name of class	Plus One or class 11
Number of candidates appeared	More than 4 lakh
Date of exam	September 2021 to October 2021
Mode of exam	Offline (written)
Category of Result	Kerala Board result
Mode of Result	Online
Details required for result	Roll/Application number and Date of Birth
Official website	https://keralaresults.nic.in/
Alternative websites	http://www.dhsekerala.gov.in/, https://results.gov.in/, https://results.kite.kerala.gov.in:446/result2021/index.html_wait.html

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Are the results for Kerala class 11 2021 exams released?

Ans. No, the official date for the release of the Kerala plus one or Kerala class11 exams 2021 has to be decided by the DHSE.

Q2. What details are required for viewing the DHSE kerala class 11 result?

Ans. Your roll number and date of birth.

Q3. When will the DHSE declare the result for class 11?

Ans. The results were expected to be released on 24th November but are still not released.