Kerala SSLC 2026 revaluation, photocopy and scrutiny application process began on Saturday, a day after the declaration of the Class 10 results by the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan. Candidates dissatisfied with their marks or seeking a recheck of their answer sheets can now apply online through the official SSLC examination portal.
Students who failed in one or more subjects, as well as those expecting higher marks, are eligible to apply for revaluation, photocopy and scrutiny of answer sheets. However, the board has clarified that these services will not be available for the IT paper.
Board issues guidelines for revaluation process
The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan stated that students applying for revaluation do not need to separately apply for scrutiny for the same subject. It further clarified that only applications confirmed by the headmaster and submitted along with the prescribed fee payment will be processed.
How to apply for Kerala SSLC revaluation
Students can apply for revaluation, photocopy or scrutiny by following these steps:
- Visit the official Kerala SSLC website
- Click on the ‘Revaluation/Photocopy/Scrutiny Application Registration’ link under latest notifications
- Enter registration number and date of birth
- Select the subject and choose the required service
- Submit the application form
- Take a printout of the submitted application
- Submit the printed form along with the fee to the headmaster of the examination centre where the student appeared for the exam
Kerala SSLC 2026 revaluation fees
The board has prescribed the following fees per subject:
- Revaluation: Rs 400
- Photocopy of answer script: Rs 200
- Scrutiny: Rs 50
The board reiterated that only fee-paid applications verified by the headmaster will be considered for further processing.
Kerala SSLC 2026 pass percentage at 99.07%
This year, a total of 4,14,290 students appeared for the Kerala SSLC examinations, of which 4,10,456 qualified for higher studies. The overall pass percentage stood at 99.07%.
Girls outperformed boys with a pass percentage of 99.22%, while boys recorded 98.93%. The board also said that 30,514 students secured A+ grades in all subjects.
