Kerala Plus Two SAY Result 2026: The Directorate of Higher Education, Kerala (DHSE) is expected to announce the results of the Kerala Plus Two SAY (Save a Year) and Improvement Examination 2026 today, July 21, 2026. Evaluation of answer sheets for the exam conducted from June 29 to July 3 has been completed and candidates are waiting for the activation of the result link on the official portal.Once declared, students will be able to access the provisional scorecard online by entering their login credentials. Candidates are advised to have their registration number and date of birth ready before checking their results as it is expected that there will be heavy traffic on the official website after the announcement is released.
Official website to check Kerala Plus Two SAY Result 2026
After results are announced, students can obtain provisional transcripts through the following official portals:
To check the results, candidates should visit any official website, click on the Kerala Plus Two SAY/Improvement Result 2026 link, enter the eight-digit registration number and date of birth and submit the details. The interim scorecard can then be downloaded and printed for future reference.Alternative ways to check resultsStudents who are unable to access the official website due to heavy traffic can check their results through other official channels.
Candidates should note that the registration number used for the SAY examination may be different from the registration number assigned during regular high school examinations. Keeping your SAY hall tickets readily available will help avoid login issues.Pass criteria and login credentialsTo qualify, candidates must obtain at least 30% marks or a D+ grade in each subject. For the theoretical paper without a practical part, students must obtain at least 24 points out of 80 points. For subjects with a practical component, the minimum requirement for the theoretical component is 18 points (out of 60 points).Students only need two credentials to access their scorecard online: an eight-digit registration number and a date of birth in a prescribed format. Persons who download the provisional score memorandum should retain a copy until the original score sheet is released.
