The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) will soon declare the 2nd PUC Result 2026. More than 7.10 lakh students (fresh, repeaters, and private candidates) who gave the exams are waiting for their marks. The exams were held between 28 February 2026 and 17 March 2026 at 1,217 centers across Karnataka.
As of today (7 April 2026), the result has not been declared. It will not come out today because of the Model Code of Conduct (election rules). Latest reports say the result is likely to be announced on 8 April 2026 or very soon after the Election Commission gives permission. The board will first hold a press conference and then activate the result links.
Karnataka 2nd PUC Result 2026 – Important Dates
| Event | Date / Expected Date |
|---|---|
| Exams conducted | 28 Feb – 17 March 2026 |
| Result announcement | 8 April 2026 (likely) |
| Marks memo download | Same day as result |
| Revaluation / Photocopy application | April 2026 (after result) |
| Supplementary exam (tentative) | May–June 2026 |
How to Check Karnataka 2nd PUC Result 2026 (Very Easy Steps)
When the result is out, follow these simple steps:
- Go to any of these official websites:
- karresults.nic.in
- kseab.karnataka.gov.in
- On the homepage, click on the link that says “2nd PUC Exam 1 Result 2026” or “PUC II Result 2026”.
- Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth.
- Click on Submit or View Result.
- Your marksheet will appear on the screen. Check all subjects carefully.
- Download the PDF and take a printout. Save it safely.
Tip: The websites may become slow when lakhs of students check at the same time. Try after some time or use the DigiLocker app (results will also be available there).
You can also receive your result via SMS later (details will be provided by the board).
What Changed This Year in 2nd PUC (Important for Students)
This year, KSEAB has made two big changes to help more students:
- Passing Marks Reduced
- Earlier you needed 35% in every subject.
- Now you need only 30% in each subject (theory + internal/practical together).
- Overall, you need 33% total marks (that is, 198 marks out of 600). This change will help many students who were just short of passing.
- Improvement Exam Rules Changed
Students can now attempt improvement only within the same academic year or the next. A new marksheet will be issued only after you return the old one.
These changes were made to increase the pass percentage and match national standards.