Kerala DHSE Plus Two Result 2026 has been declared with an overall pass percentage of 77.97%. Students can check Class 12 results through official Kerala result portals using roll number and date of birth.

Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 Declared: DHSE +2 Pass Percentage Stands at 77.97%

Thiruvananthapuram | May 27, 2026: The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Kerala, has announced the Kerala Plus Two Result 2026, bringing an important academic update for Class 12 students across the state. The DHSE +2 result link has been activated on official Kerala result portals, enabling students to check and download their provisional marksheets online.

As per result updates, the overall pass percentage for the Kerala DHSE Plus Two examination 2026 stands at 77.97%, showing a marginal improvement from last year’s 77.81%. Around 4.52 lakh students appeared for the Kerala Class 12 board examinations this year.

Girls Outperform Boys in Kerala Plus Two Result 2026

The 2026 result data shows that girls have performed better than boys in the DHSE Kerala Plus Two examination. According to reported statistics, the pass percentage among girls stood at 86.89%, while boys recorded 68.41%. A total of 3,52,765 students passed the examination this year, while 30,561 students secured A+ in all subjects.

Science Stream Records Highest Pass Percentage

Among the major academic streams, the Science stream recorded the highest pass percentage, followed by Commerce and Humanities. The stream-wise performance reflects continued demand and strong academic outcomes in science-related pathways, which are closely linked to higher education, technical education, healthcare, engineering, and emerging skill-based careers.

Stream-Wise Pass Percentage

The Science stream recorded the highest result at 84.55%, while Commerce stood at 74.74% and Humanities/Arts at 66.38%.

Idukki Emerges as Top-Performing District

District-wise performance also remained a key highlight of the Kerala Plus Two Result 2026. Idukki district emerged as the top-performing district with the highest overall pass percentage, while Kasaragod reported the lowest pass percentage at 71.72%, according to result updates.

School-Wise Performance: Aided Schools Lead

The school-wise result data indicates that aided schools performed strongly this year. Government schools recorded a pass percentage of 72.66%, aided schools achieved 82.82%, and unaided schools recorded 78.18%. Special schools reportedly recorded the highest performance among school categories, with a pass percentage of 85.67%.

School-Wise Pass Percentage

How Students Can Check Kerala DHSE Plus Two Result 2026

Students can check their DHSE Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 through official Kerala result portals by entering their registration number or roll number and date of birth. The online marksheet is provisional, and students will be required to collect the original marksheet from their respective schools.

Steps to Check Result

1. Visit the official Kerala result portal.
2. Click on the Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 link.
3. Enter roll number or registration number and date of birth.
4. Submit the details to view the result.
5. Download and save the provisional marksheet for future admission use.

What the Result Means for Students

The Kerala Plus Two result is a major transition point for students moving toward higher education, professional programmes, competitive examinations, vocational training, and employment-linked skill courses. Students from Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams will now proceed with admissions to undergraduate programmes, professional courses, entrance-based institutions, diploma pathways, and skill-oriented training programmes.

For students not satisfied with their marks, the next steps may include applying for improvement or SAY examinations, based on official DHSE Kerala guidelines and timelines. Students are advised to follow official announcements carefully for revaluation, supplementary examination, and marksheet-related updates.

SkillCouncils Editorial Perspective

The Kerala Plus Two Result 2026 highlights the importance of career counselling, skill-based guidance, and structured transition support after Class 12. With lakhs of students entering higher education and employment-linked pathways, institutions, training providers, and career counsellors have a crucial role in helping students identify suitable academic, vocational, and professional routes.

As India’s education and skilling ecosystem continues to align with employability, students should explore both degree-based and skill-based opportunities, including digital skills, healthcare, tourism, finance, technical education, entrepreneurship, and sector-specific vocational programmes.