Check your SSLC results online

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May 12, 2014
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Bangalore, May 12: The Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) will announce SSLC results on Monday at 11am. They will be available online after 12.30pm and schools will get them on Tuesday (May 13), said a press release from KSEEB. Students can also get the results via SMS.

As many as 8.26 lakh candidates, including freshers, repeaters and private candidates, appeared for the exams. They were held from March 28 to April 9 this year in 3,016 centres across the state.

Check these websites for results:

http://sslckar.nic.in (KSEEB)

http://karrsults.nic.in (NIC)

www.indiaresults.com

www.examresults.net

www.myresultplus.com

www.manabadi.co.in

www.karnatakaeducation.net

www.bangaloreeducation.net

www.schools9.com

www.results.manabadi.co.in

http://kannada.oneindia.in

www.oneindia.in

www.karnataka.com

www.exametc.com

www.jagranjosh.com

bharatstudent.com

www.vidyavision.com

resultsout.com

bangaloreeducation.com

For result via SMS

1.SMS results KAR10 for SSLC (Class X) Exam 2014 Results Roll No to 5676750

2.SMS KARRegistration Number to 56263 or 54242

3.SMS Karsslc to 9243355223

Airtel users can call 52070 and Vodafone users 5888851. Other users can call 58888 or visit Knowyourresult.com

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