Karnataka SSLC Supplementary Exam 2018: Karnataka results to be out this week @ karresults.nic.in

Karnataka SSLC Supplementary Exam 2018: Karnataka results to be out this week @ karresults.nic.in


The Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) is likely to release the Karnataka SSLC June 2018 results this week. Candidates can check Karnataka SSLC Supplementary Exam result at karresults.nic.in.
The Karnataka SSLC Supplementary Examinations were conducted from June 21 - June 28 for those who hadn't done well in the March 2018 examinations. The supplementary results are usually released in the second week of July on the official website karresults.nic.in and kseeb.kar.nic.in.

OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION STILL TO ARRIVE

As of now, there is no official confirmation from the board on the date of the release. The results may release any day this week. Sources said, however, that the tentative date for the release of Karnataka SSLC Results 2018 was July 13.

KARNATAKA SSLC SUPPLEMENTARY EXAM RESULT 2018 DATE: HOW TO CHECK

Candidates can check updates for June Supplementary Examination on the official website karresults.nic.in. The Karnataka SSLC Results 2018 were declared on May 7.

NUMBER OF STUDENTS

Over 8 lakh students had appeared in the examination and over 5 lakh of those passed the examination. Those who failed in one or two subjects got the opportunity to appear for the subjects in the Supplementary Examination which was conducted in June.

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