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Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) was founded in 1966, and it is one of the prominent exam conducting authorities in the state of Karnataka. KSEAB is responsible for administering exams for Classes 10th and 12th (PUC) levels. Every year, 9-10 lakh students appear in the SSLC Karnataka exams. SSLC exam stands for Secondary School Leaving Certificate exam. The Karnataka State Board Class 10 examinations are conducted every year in March and April.
The Board reconducts supplementary examination in June or July for the students who fail the main examinations as well. Also, the application forms for scanned copy, revaluation and re-totaling are released on the official website in May. The supplementary exams were conducted from June 27, 2022 to July 04, 2022. The supplementary results were declared on July 21, 2022 after 12:00 P.M. Scroll down to know more about the Karnataka SSLC 2022 date, syllabus, and other Karnataka SSLC exam-related 2022 updates.
The Karnataka SSLC exam is conducted annually by the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB). Class 10 is an important turning point in a student’s life, and it also serves as a deciding element for future academic ambitions.
The primary goal of Class 10 is to assist students in developing numerous abilities that aid in the development of their self-concept, courage, aesthetic awareness, and integrity.
An overview of the Karnataka SSLC Board is given below. Refer to the given table to have a clarity about the Karnataka SSLC Board exams:
Features | Details |
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Full Exam Name | Karnataka Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination |
Short Exam Name | Karnataka SSLC Board |
Conducting Body | Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board |
Frequency of Conduct | Annually |
Exam Level | Matriculate |
Theory Marks | 80 Marks |
Internal Assessment/ Practical/ Project Work | 20 Marks |
Overall Passing Percentage | An aggregate of 35% |
Mode of Exam | Offline |
Exam Duration | 3 Hours |
Karnataka SSLC official website | sslc.karnataka.gov.in/english |
Some of the important updates related to the Karnataka SSLC are given below:
The pattern for the Karnataka SSLC exam is provided by the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB). The Karnataka SSLC exam pattern can be found on their official website.
Karnataka SSLC Selection Process
Students can choose from Kannada and English for Language Paper II. Students can choose from Hindi, Kannada, English, Arabic, Urdu, Sanskrit, Konkani, and Tulu for Language Paper III. Language Paper I carries 100 marks, while Language Paper II and III carry 80 marks written exams and 20 marks are allotted to internals.
Karnataka SSLC 2021-22 exam has only one stage, i.e., the written examination.
Each subject of the Karnataka SSLC exam carries 100 marks, with 20 marks going to internal assessments, which could be practical or project-based depending on the subject and 80 marks from written exam.
Karnataka SSLC Exam Pattern Details – Subject Wise Numbers. of Questions
The exam pattern details subject-wise are given in the below table:
Name of the Subject | Number of Marks | Time Duration |
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Language Paper I Kannada / English / Hindi / Sanskrit / Telugu / Tamil / Marathi / Urdu |
100 Theory: 100 |
3 Hours |
Language Paper II Kannada / English |
100 Marks Theory: 80 Internal Marks: 20 Marks |
3 Hours |
Language Paper III Hindi / Kannada / English / Arabic / Urdu / Sanskrit / Konkani / Income |
100 Marks Theory: 80 Internal Marks: 20 Marks |
3 Hours |
Maths | 100 Marks Theory: 80 Internal Marks: 20 Marks |
3 Hours |
Science | 100 Marks Theory: 80 Internal Marks: 20 Marks |
3 Hours |
Social Science | 100 Marks Theory: 80 Internal Marks: 20 Marks |
3 Hours |
The total time duration of the Karnataka SSLC examination is 3 hours or 180 minutes.
The Karnataka State Board Class 10 timetable 2022 is given in the table below.
Exam Date | Subjects | Time |
March 28, 2022 | First Language: Kannada, Telugu, Hindi, Marathi, Urdu, Tamil, English, Sanskrit | 10.30 am – 1.45 pm |
March 30, 2022 | Second Language: English, Kannada | 10.30 am – 1.45 pm |
April 1, 2022 | Core Subject: Elements of Mechanical & Electrical Engineering-2, Engineering Graphics-2, Elements of Electronics Engineering, Elements of Computer Science | 10.30 am – 1.45 pm |
April 4, 2022 | Core Subject: Mathematics, Sociology | 10.30 am – 1.45 pm |
April 6, 2022 | Social Science | 10.30 am – 1.45 pm |
April 8, 2022 | Third Language: Hindi, Kannada, English, Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Sanskrit, Konkani, Tulu | 10.30 am – 1.30 pm |
April 8, 2022 | NSQF Exam Subjects: Information Technology, Retail, Automobile, Health Care, Beauty & Wellness | 10.30 am – 12.45 pm |
April 11, 2022 | Core Subject: Political Science | 10.30 am – 1.45 pm |
April 11, 2022 | Carnatic Music/ Hindustani Music | 2.00 pm – 5.15 pm |
The Karnataka SSLC syllabus 2022 plays a vital role in a student’s Secondary Education as it provides a detailed overview of concepts they’ll be learning in the course period.
Students must clear six subjects to qualify the Karnataka SSLC exams. Students need to study three core subjects – Mathematics, Science, Social Science, and three other language papers. The Karnataka SSLC exam is held in seven different mediums.
The language options are given in three groups, and students must choose one language from each group. The options are given in the below table:
First language | Second language | Third language |
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Kannada | English | Hindi |
Telugu | Kannada | Kannada |
Hindi | — | English |
Marathi | — | Arabic |
Tamil | — | Urdu |
Urdu | — | Sanskrit |
English | — | Konkani |
Sanskrit | — | Persian |
Mathematics is a subject that requires logical thinking. Students need to solve the question papers on a daily basis to be acquainted with the question types and pattern of the exam. The chapters covered in the Mathematics syllabus are given below:
Chapter Number | Chapter Name |
---|---|
1. | Triangles |
2. | Pair of linear equations in two variables |
3. | Surface areas and volumes |
4. | Statistics |
5. | Quadratic equations |
6. | Polynomials |
7. | Arithmetic progressions |
8. | Introduction to Trigonometry |
9. | Constructions |
10. | Coordinate Geometry |
11. | Real numbers |
12. | Some applications of Trigonometry |
13. | Probability |
14. | Area Related to circles |
KSEAB class 10 Science is a mix of theoretical and practical subjects. The different chapters covered in the Science syllabus are given below:
Chapter Number | Chapter Name |
---|---|
1. | Electricity |
2. | Light Reflection and Refraction |
3. | Acids, Bases and Salts |
4. | Metals and Non-metals |
5. | Life Processes |
6. | Magnetic Effects of Electric Current |
7. | Carbon and its Compounds |
8. | Heredity and Evolution |
9. | Control and Coordination |
10. | How do Organisms Reproduce |
11. | Human Eye and the Colourful World |
12. | Chemical Reaction and Equations |
13. | Periodic Classification of Elements |
14. | Sources of Energy |
15. | Sustainable Management of Natural Resources |
16. | Our Environment |
Social science is a subject that takes a long time to master. It covers several other subjects like History, Geography, Political Science, Sociology, and Economics. The different topics covered in the Social Science syllabus are given below:
Below is a table that covers the chapters included in class 10 History syllabus.
Chapter Number | Chapter Name |
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1. | The Advent of Europeans to India |
2. | The Extension of the British Rules |
3. | The Impact of British Rule in India |
4. | Opposition to British Rule in Karnataka |
5. | Social and Religious Reformation Movements |
6. | The First War of Indian Independence (1857) |
7. | Freedom Movement |
8. | The Era of Gandhi and the National Movement |
9. | Post-Independent India |
10. | The Political Developments of 20th Century |
Table given below includes the chapters covered in KSEAB class 10 Geography syllabus.
Chapter Number | Chapter Name |
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1. | Indian Position and Extension |
2. | Indian Physiography |
3. | Indian Climate |
4. | Indian Soils |
5. | Indian Forest Resources |
6. | Indian Water Resources |
7. | Indian Land Resources |
8. | Indian Mineral and Power Resources |
9. | Indian Transport and Communication |
10. | Indian Industries |
11. | Indian Natural Disasters |
12. | Indian Population |
The following table have details regarding chapters covered in Political Science.
Chapter Number | Chapter Name |
---|---|
1. | The Problems of India and their Solutions |
2. | Indian Foreign Policy |
3. | India’s Relationship with Other Countries |
4. | Global Problems and India’s Role |
5. | International Institutions |
Here is a table that includes the chapters covered in Sociology syllabus.
Chapter Number | Chapter Name |
---|---|
1. | Social Stratification |
2. | Labour |
3. | Social Movements |
4. | Social Problems |
Below is a table that lists the chapters included in Sociology syllabus.
Chapter Number | Chapter Name |
---|---|
1. | Social Stratification |
2. | Labour |
3. | Social Movements |
4. | Social Problems |
Here is a table that lists the chapters included in class 10 Karnataka Board Economics syllabus.
Chapter Number | Chapter Name |
---|---|
1. | Development |
2. | Rural Development |
3. | Money and Credit |
4. | Public Finance and Budget |
Given below is a table that list the chapters covered in class 10 Business Studies syllabus.
Chapter Number | Chapter Name |
---|---|
1. | Bank Transactions |
2. | Entrepreneurship |
3. | Globalisation of Business |
4. | Consumer Education and Protection |
One of the subjects that can assist students in raising their percentile is English. An English paper aims to assess students’ reading, writing, analytical, and creative abilities. The different chapters covered in the English syllabus are given below:
Chapter Number | Topic Name |
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1. | A Hero |
2. | There’s a Girl by the Tracks! |
3. | Gentleman of Rio en Medio |
4. | Dr B.R. Ambedkar |
5. | The Concert |
6. | The Discovery |
7. | Colours of Silence |
8. | Science and Hope of Survival |
Chapter Number | Topic Name |
1. | Grandma Climbs a Tree |
2. | Quality of Mercy |
3. | I am the Land |
4. | The Song of India |
5. | Jazz Poem Two |
6. | Ballad of the Tempest |
7. | The Blind Boy |
8. | Off to Outer Space Tomorrow Morning |
Chapter Number | Topic Name |
1. | Reading Comprehension |
2. | Punctuation |
3. | Noun |
4. | Articles |
5. | Adjective |
6. | Verb |
7. | Prepositions |
8. | Conjunction |
9. | Tenses |
10. | Sentences |
11. | Transformation of Sentences |
12. | Vocabulary |
13. | Writing |
The overall exam blueprint is given in the below table:
Name of the Subject | Number of Marks | Time Duration |
---|---|---|
Language Paper I Kannada / English / Hindi / Sanskrit / Telugu / Tamil / Marathi / Urdu |
100 Theory: 100 |
3 Hours |
Language Paper II Kannada / English |
100 Marks Theory: 80 Internal Marks: 20 Marks |
3 Hours |
Language Paper III Hindi / Kannada / English / Arabic / Urdu / Sanskrit / Konkani / Income |
100 Marks Theory: 80 Internal Marks: 20 Marks |
3 Hours |
Maths | 100 Marks Theory: 80 Internal Marks: 20 Marks |
3 Hours |
Science | 100 Marks Theory: 80 Internal Marks: 20 Marks |
3 Hours |
Social Science | 100 Marks Theory: 80 Internal Marks: 20 Marks |
3 Hours |
Chapter Number | Chapter Name | Marks |
---|---|---|
1. | Real Numbers | 3 |
2. | Sets | 3 |
3. | Progressions | 8 |
4. | Permutations and Combinations | 5 |
5. | Probability | 3 |
6. | Statistics | 4 |
7. | Surds | 4 |
8. | Polynomials | 4 |
9. | Quadratic Equations | 9 |
10. | Similar Triangles | 6 |
11. | Pythagoras Theorem | 4 |
12. | Trigonometry | 6 |
13. | Coordinate Geometry | 4 |
14. | Circle – Chord and Tangent Properties | 10 |
15. | Mensuration | 5 |
16. | Graphs and Polyhedra | 2 |
Total | 80 | |
Internal Marks | 20 |
Chapter Number | Chapter Name | Marks |
---|---|---|
1. | Alternate sources of energy | 2 |
2. | Environmental issues | 3 |
3. | Periodic classification of elements | 3 |
4. | Silicon | 2 |
5. | Green plants and chordates | 5 |
6. | Plant and animal tissues | 4 |
7. | Microbial diseases | 3 |
8. | Types of motion | 2 |
9. | Heat engines | 4 |
10. | Nuclear energy | 3 |
11. | Industrial inorganic chemistry | 2 |
12. | Carbon and its compounds | 6 |
13. | Industrial chemistry | 3 |
14. | Sound | 3 |
15. | Metals | 6 |
16. | Electromagnetic Induction | 4 |
17. | Electronics | 3 |
18. | Behaviour of gases | 2 |
19. | Plant and animal breeding | 2 |
20. | Control and coordination in plants and animals | 5 |
21. | Heredity | 4 |
22. | Ionic conduction | 3 |
23. | The study of humans | 2 |
24. | Space Science | 4 |
Total | 80 |
Chapter Number | Chapter Name | Marks |
---|---|---|
1. | The advent of Europeans to India | 3 |
2. | Kannada speaking areas during colonial rule | 4 |
3. | Folk History | 2 |
4. | The foundation of British administration and its effects | 2 |
5. | Social and religious reforms | 3 |
6. | The first war of Indian independence of 1857 | 3 |
7. | Effects of British rule in India | 2 |
8. | The freedom struggle | 6 |
9. | India after independence | 5 |
10. | The political dimensions of the 20th century | 6 |
Chapter Number | Chapter Name | Marks |
---|---|---|
1. | India – our mother land | 1 |
2. | Physical features of India | 2 |
3. | Indian monsoon seasons and their features | 2 |
4. | Soils of India | 2 |
5. | Forests of India | 2 |
6. | Water resources | 2 |
7. | Land use and agriculture | 2 |
8. | Mineral and power resources | 2 |
9. | Transport system of India | 4 |
10. | Major industries of India | |
11. | Communication | 2 |
12. | Natural disasters | 2 |
13. | Population of India | 2 |
Chapter Number | Chapter Name | Marks |
---|---|---|
1. | Problems of India and remedies | 3 |
2. | Foreign policy of India | 4 |
3. | India’s relationship with other countries | |
4. | World problems and India’s role | 4 |
5. | World Organizations |
Chapter Number | Chapter Name | Marks |
---|---|---|
1. | Social stratification | 4 |
2. | Work and economic life | 3 |
3. | Collective behaviour and protests | 3 |
4. | Social problems | 3 |
Chapter Number | Chapter Name | Marks |
---|---|---|
1. | Development | 2 |
2. | Economy and Government | 3 |
3. | Rural development | 3 |
4. | Public finance and budget |
Chapter Number | Chapter Name | Marks |
---|---|---|
1. | Bank transactions | 4 |
2. | Insurance | |
3. | Entrepreneurship | 4 |
4. | Globalization of business |
Serial Number | Content | Marks |
---|---|---|
1. | Prose | 30 |
2. | Poetry | 30 |
3. | Non-Detail (Supplementary) | 07 |
4. | Grammar and Vocabulary | 19 |
5. | Composition (Letter+Essay) | 10 |
6. | Comprehension Passage | 04 |
Total | 100 |
Getting good scores in Karnataka SSLC exam demands extensive preparation, as students must cover the entire textbook and syllabus of Class 10.
Some of the useful preparation tips students can follow are listed below:
1. Proper Schedule: Having a well-organised plan will help the students manage their time and improve their efficiency. Prioritising chapters according to their weightage marks can assist the students in finishing the syllabus as early as possible.
2. Prioritising Board Textbooks: Students frequently neglect to study textbooks in favour of other books even though the papers are completely based on board textbooks. This error should be avoided, and the students should first finish their TEXT BOOKS before moving on to other books for reference.
3. Allowing Time for Self-Study: It is recommended that the students devote at least 3 hours per day to self-study. Students can also use this time to review what they’ve learned the other day.
4. Self-Analysis of Preparation: This step is crucial when the syllabus is completed. Self-analysis assists students in identifying all of the things that require additional focus. The greatest technique to self-analyse is to solve papers and make a list of errors.
5. Preparing as per the Exam Pattern: Students should practice and learn keeping the exam pattern in mind. Attempting the test series for practice can be quite beneficial to be familiar with the exam pattern.
Each exam requires a unique strategy and study plan. Students who begin ahead of their peers will undoubtedly have a competitive advantage over others who have not yet begun. Those who have not started yet, though, should not be alarmed. Here are a few suggestions for developing an effective examination approach for the 2022 Karnataka SSLC examination.
To pass the Karnataka SSLC examination, a student requires an effective study plan and proper assistance. Here are a few pointers to help you out with the same.
You must go over each chapter in the syllabus in great detail. However, a couple of chapters require additional attention. The following are described below:
Here are some recommended chapters from Physics.
Serial Number | Chapters |
---|---|
1. | Triangles |
2. | Pair of linear equations in two variables |
3. | Arithmetic progressions |
4. | Polynomials |
5. | Quadratic equations |
6. | Surface areas and volumes |
7. | Statistics |
Below are some recommended chapters for Science.
Serial Number | Chapters |
---|---|
1. | Electricity |
2. | Light Reflection and Refraction |
3. | Acids, Bases and Salts |
4. | Metals and Non-metals |
5. | Life Processes |
6. | Heredity and Evolution |
7. | Carbon and its Compounds |
Here’s table with recommended chapters for Social Science.
Serial Number | Chapters |
---|---|
1. | The era of Gandhi and the National Movement |
2. | The impact of British Rule in India |
3. | The Political Developments of 20th Century |
4. | The First War of Indian Independence (1857) |
5. | Development |
6. | Money and Credit |
7. | Bank Transactions |
8. | Globalisation of Business |
9. | Indian Physiography |
10. | Indian Climate |
11. | Indian Forest Resources |
12. | Indian Transport and Communication |
13. | Labour |
14. | Social Problems |
15. | Indian Foreign Policy |
16. | India’s Relationship With Other Countries |
The Karnataka SSLC exams’ previous years’ question papers from 2012 to 2020 are given in the below table:
Academic Year | Karnataka SSLC Examination Question Papers Download Links |
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2020 | Karnataka SSLC Question Paper 2020 September |
2020 | Karnataka SSLC Question Papers 2020 June |
2019 | Karnataka SSLC Question Papers 2019 June |
2019 | Karnataka SSLC Question Papers 2019 March/April |
2018 | Karnataka SSLC Question Paper 2018 June |
2018 | Karnataka SSLC Question Paper 2018 April |
2017 | Karnataka SSLC Question Paper 2017 June |
2017 | Karnataka SSLC Question Paper 2017 April |
2017 | Karnataka SSLC Model Question Paper 2017 |
2017 | Karnataka Model Question Papers NSQF-2017 |
2016 | KSEEB 10th Question Papers June 2016 |
2016 | KSEEB Question Papers April 2016 |
2015 | KSEEB Question Papers June 2015 |
2015 | KSEEB Question Papers April 2015 |
2014 | KSEEB Question Paper June 2014 |
2014 | KSEEB Question Paper April 2014 |
2013 | Karnataka Board Question Paper June 2013 |
2013 | Karnataka Board Question Paper April 2013 |
2012 | Karnataka Board Question Paper 2012 |
The previous years answer key links are given below:
Candidates must get at least 40 out of 150 marks in theory exams and 30 out of 50 marks in practical exams. The passing marks are at an aggregate of 35% for Karnataka SSLC exams.
The SSLC results are now released on sslc.karnataka.gov.in. A total of 4,70,160 students appeared for the Karnataka SSLC exam, out of which 4,01,280 pupils passed the exam. 1,28,931 students received A+, 2,50,317 students received an A, 2,87,694 students received a B, and 1,13,610 students received a C. 9% of students received passing grades. 90% of students who got a C received a grace score.
157 students received 625 marks, 289 students received 623 marks, 625 students received 622 marks, and 449 students received 621 marks.
6321 children received 100 scores in Science, 3,649 students received 100 scores in Science, and 9,367 students received 100 scores in Math. A total of 9,367 pupils received good grades.
The list of candidates who scored full marks (625 out of 625) in the Karnataka SSLC exams 2021 are given in the table below:
Name of the Student | School |
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A. Jyothika | Tumkur Road Video Course in Bengaluru |
Abhayachandra C | VVS Sardar Patel School in Rajajinagar, Bengaluru |
Abhisha Bhat | Shri Ramakrishna English Medium School in Shimoga District Ocean |
Around 8.4 lakh candidates sat for the Karnataka SSLC. In the year 2020, 71.8 percent of students passed their exams. Six candidates received top grades, according to news reports (625 out of 625). In the Karnataka SSLC test 2020, the pass rate for girls was 77.74 percent, while the pass percentage for boys was 66.41 percent.
The list of candidates who scored full marks (625 out of 625) in the Karnataka SSLC exams 2020 are given in the table below:
Name of the Student | Location |
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Sannithi Mahabaleshwara Hegde | Sirsi |
Chirayu | Bengaluru |
Nikhilesh Murali | Bengaluru |
Dheeraj Reddy MP | Mandya |
Anush | Dakshina Kannada |
Tanmayi | Chikkamagaluru |
The list of candidates who scored full marks (625 out of 625) in the Karnataka SSLC exams 2019 are given in the table below:
Name of the Student | School |
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Srujana D | Saint Philomena English High School |
N Parameshwar Naik | Colaba Vithob Shanbhag |
The list of candidates who scored full marks (625 out of 625) in the Karnataka SSLC exams 2018 are given in the table below:
Name of the Student | School |
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Yasha M S | Mysuru’s Sadvidya High School |
Sudarshan KS | Bengaluru’s Holy Child English school |
The list of candidates who scored full marks (625 out of 625) in the Karnataka SSLC exams 2017 are given in the table below:
Name of the Student | School |
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Sumanth Hegde | MES Kishore Kendra, Bengaluru |
Poornananda | Saint Joachim High School |
Puttur and Pallavi Shiragatti | SRA Composite Junior College, Bagalkot |
After Class 10, the most difficult decision for any child is choosing the correct stream. When it comes to picking a reputable institution or school or stream, students are usually torn between following the herd mentality and enrolling in the most popular courses, selecting a course based on what their parents require, or just following their friends.
The vast majority of students select courses without first assessing their strengths, limitations, or interests. They make poor decisions due to peer pressure, and then attempt to change courses or colleges afterwards. So at this stage, proper counselling is needed for students. Students can call Helpline No: 080-23310075,080-23310076 for Tele counselling service on all working days from 9 am to 6 pm for any query. Students can also mail their grievances to [email protected] In the face of the pandemic, the KSEAB has implemented several creative methods to support children and their parents.
A manual on mental health and well-being and a series of webinars for students, teachers, and parents’ psychosocial well-being and mental wellness are among the activities.
Karnataka SSLC released the timetable on January 5, 2022, on the official website. The exams was conducted from March 28 to April 11, 2022. The results will be released on May 19, 2022 at 12:30 PM.
The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) announced the Karnataka SSLC result on its official website on May 19, 2022. Students can check their results from the official site.
Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) releases the SSLC exam answer key on their official website after the exams every year. Students can download the Karnataka SSLC answer keys once it is released.
Steps to download Karnataka SSLC 2022 Answer Key
We have mentioned the step-by-step procedure to download the Karnataka Class 10 answer key for 2022:
Karnataka SSLC 2022 results were declared on May 19, 2022 at 12:30 P.M. on the official website. Students can now check their supplementary results also that were released on July 21, 2022 after 12:00 P.M on the official website. Students can access the Result Declaration for Grade 10, by entering their Registration Number, Date of Birth, School Number, and Centre Number.
Students need to submit the original mark sheet and passing certificate to PUC/College officials to complete the admission process. The board will release the mark sheets soon after the release of the results. Candidates must collect the original mark sheet and passing certificate from their respective schools/study centres.
Some frequently asked questions on Karnataka Board Class 10 are given below:
Q.1: What is the name of the conducting body of the Karnataka SSLC exam?
Ans: The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) conducts the Karnataka SSLC examination.
Q.2: What is the duration of the Karnataka SSLC exam?
Ans: The duration of each paper of the Karnataka SSLC exam is three hours or 180 minutes.
Q.3: What are the subjects of the Karnataka SSLC exam?
Ans: The different subjects of the Karnataka SSLC exam are First Language, Second Language, Third Language, Science, Mathematics and Social Science.
Q.4: From where can I download Karnataka SSLC Question Papers Last 5 Years?
Ans: Candidates can download the KSEAB last 5 years question papers for Class 10 from the official website of KSEAB and also from Embibe.
Q.5: How can I score better in Karnataka Board SSLC exams 2022?
Ans: To prepare well for the Karnataka SSLC exam, students must first finish the complete syllabus. Make a proper timetable for each topic in each subject so that all subjects get equal time and attention. Once the syllabus is completed, start solving previous year papers, model test papers and give mock tests. This will help you analyse your preparation level and gain good results and difficulty levels for the exam.
Q.6: How many MCQ questions are going to be asked in the Karnataka SSLC Maths exam?
Ans: 8 multiple choice questions are to be asked in the Karnataka SSLC maths exam. However, this year the MCQs might be increased.
Q.7: When will the Karnataka Board Supplementary exam results 2022 be declared?
Ans: Karnataka board supplementary results 2022 will be declared on July 21, 2022 after 12:00 P.M. on the official website – karresults.nic.in
The list of the top or finest PUC Colleges in Karnataka in which students can take admission after passing Karnataka SSLC are given below:
S.No. | Institute | Address |
1 | Charans Pre-University College | 326, 1st Main Road, Cambridge Layout, Ulsoor |
2 | Baldwin Women’s Methodist College (PUC) | 90, Richmond Road, Bangalore – 560025 |
3 | Don Bosco Independent PU College | Mysore Road, Kumbalagodu, Bangalore – 560074 |
4 | Shree Swaminarayan Gurukul Residential PU College | Mysore Road, Next to Pepsi Factory, Kumbalgodu Post, Kaniminike Village, Bangalore – 560074 |
5 | SVG Vishwa Prajna Residential PU College | 20, Kanakadasa Circle (KEB Circle), Ring Road, Dattagalli 3rd Stage, Mysore – 570023 |
6 | Acharya Pre-University College | Soladevanahalli Chikkabanavara, Bangalore 560090 |
7 | Al-Ameen Pre-University College | 69, Behind Al-Ameen Towers, Near Lalbagh Main Gate, Hosur Road, Bangalore-560 027 |
8 | Alvas PU College | Smt. Sundari Ananda Alva Campus, Vidyagiri, Moodbidri, Dakshina Kannada-574227 |
9 | Baldwin Methodist College | 14, Hosur Road, Richmond Town, Bangalore-560025 |
10 | BASE PU College | No. 97/1, 6th Cross, K R Vanam, Chamaraja Mohalla, Mysore – 570 008 |
11 | Bel Composite P U College | Opposite BEL Factory, Jalahalli, Bangalore-560013 |
12 | BES Pre-University College of Arts, Commerce & Science | 16th Main, IV Block, Jayanagar, Bangalore-560 001 |
13 | BET Pre-University College | Ramamurthy Nagar Main Road, Dodda Banaswadi, Bangalore 560043 |
14 | Bishop Cotton Women’s PU College | No 19, 3rd Cross, C. S. I. Compound, Mission Road, Bangalore-560 027 |
15 | BMS College for Women | Bugle rock road, Basavanagudi, Bangalore – 560 004. |
16 | BNM Pre-University College | 12th Main, 27th Cross, Banashankari II Stage, Bangalore-560070 |
17 | Brindavan Independent PU College | Dwarakanagar, Bagalur Main Road, Yelahanka, Bengaluru-560063 |
18 | Canara Pre-University College | M.G. Road, Kodialbail, Mangalore – 575003 |
19 | Cathedral Composite PU College | 63, Richmond Road, #63, Richmond Road, Bangalore – 560025 |
20 | Chaitra High School and PU College | 80/1, Shivapura (Adjacent to BEML Colony, Srirampura 2nd Stage), H D Kote Road, Mysore – 570008 |
21 | Christ Junior College | Hosur Road, Bangalore – 560029 |
22 | Christ PU College – Residential | Kanmanike, Kumbalgodu, Mysore Road, Bangalore – 560074 |
23 | CMR National PU College | 2079, 2nd Main Road, 3rd Block, HBR Layout, Bangalore – 560084 |
24 | Daksha PU College | CA-40, Hootagalli Industrial Area, Mysore – 570018 |
25 | Dayananda Sagar Pre-University College | Shavige Malleshwara Hills, Kumaraswamy, Bangalore – 560078 |
26 | Diana Ind PU College | 68, Chokkanahalli, Hegde Nagar Main Road, Jakkur Post, Yelahanka Hobli, Bangalore – 560064 |
27 | Dr. Ambedkar PU College | 7th Main, 5th Cross, HAL II Stage, Indiranagar, Bengaluru – 560008 |
28 | Dr Nitte Shankara Adyanthaya Memorial Pre-University College | 3rd Cross, Vivekananda Road, Nanthoor, Mangalore – 575005 |
29 | East Point Pre-University College | Jnana Prabha, East Point Campus, VirgoNagar Post, Avalahalli, Bangalore – 560049 |
30 | East-West PU College | Subbramanya Nagar, Rajajinagar 2nd Stg, Bangalore – 560010 |
31 | Excellent Science & Commerce Pre-University College | Kallabettu, Moodbidri, Mangalore Taluk. D.K.- 574227 |
32 | Expert Pre-University College | Valachil, Valachil Post, Mangalore – 574143 |
33 | Florence P U College | No.116/1, Huskur Main Road, Near Fruit Market, Electronic City, Bangalore-560100 |
34 | Hasnath PU College For Women | 43, Dickenson Road, Bangalore – 560042 |
35 | Hassan Public PU College | Beside Sai Baba Temple, Aralikatte Circle, Salagame Road, Pension Mohalla, Hassan – 573201 |
After Class 10, most students become familiar with the most common entrance exams: NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), JEE (Joint Entrance Exam), and CLAT (Common-Law Admissions Test). There are, however, many exams that are available to students who want to begin laying the groundwork for their careers. These are given below:
Learning from the real world provides students to spark intellectual curiosity with challenging, exciting and different experiences. Learning from the real world helps teachers create enthusiasm for learning, provide a real-world context and expose students to a range of STEM careers.
It increases self-esteem in students, and they become more engaged in their education. It significantly raises standards and improves students’ personal, social and emotional development. It encourages the student’s active involvement in learning and builds a sense of community in the classroom.
It is possible to improve one’s ability to lead one’s own life. One can succeed in an automated or technical environment if one has the knowledge listed below. According to calculations, the total number of linked devices will reach 75 billion by 2025.
Engineers, developers, and other IoT experts are in high demand as a result. To design and maintain IoT infrastructure at scale, these experts will need various capabilities at every level of the technology stack.
Class 10 is a very important portion of one’s life and a life-changing experience. As a result, you should master the skills stated below while studying the topics to strengthen your resume and skill-set.
When it comes to available courses after Class 10, there are many courses to pick from. However, you can’t just pick any course without doing some research. Instead of pursuing popular mainstream options, it is preferable to broaden your understanding of current jobs and make an informed decision.
This is where you’ll need some career advice. A career counsellor will assist you in getting to know yourself better so that you can make the best decision possible. Following are the top five career opportunities after clearing the Class 10 exam:
Name of the Courses | Most Common Career Options |
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1. Science |
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2. Commerce |
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3. Arts/ Humanities |
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4. ITI (Industrial Training Institute) |
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5. Polytechnic Courses |
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