Karnataka SSLC Results 2015

Updated on: Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Karnataka SSLC Results 2015 (i.e) Senior Secondary Leaving Certificate (SSLC) results shall be published on the official website at 3 pm, today i.e. May 12. The candidates who had appeared for these exams can check the SSLC results, on the official website.

The mark list can be collected from the schools from May 13, i.e. tomorrow. Once, the Karnataka SSLC results are out, it shall act as an aid for candidates to opt a stream for their future course of studies. Lakhs of candidates had written SSLC exam, in the months of March and April. The website might slow down to heavy rush of candidates to check the result, online.   

The results shall be available at: http://www.studyguideindia.com/Exam-Results/karnataka-10th-results.asp

Also, the Karnataka SSLC students can view the results via SMS (Short Message Service). Apart fromhelpline numbers have been provided for assistance related to results. The students can dial: 080-23310075 and 080-23310076.

 

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