Kerala School Exam Results 2026

May 15, 2026, 12:04
IndiaSociety

Introduction

The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan gave the results for the 2026 school exams.

Main Body

Many students took the tests. 410,456 students passed. The pass rate was 99.07%. This is a small drop from last year. Girls did better than boys. More girls got the best grades. 2,105 schools had a 100% pass rate. Teachers checked the papers in April and May. Students can see their results on the internet or a phone app. Students can ask for a new check of their marks from May 16 to May 21.

Conclusion

The pass rate and top grades are a bit lower this year. Students use the internet to find their results.

Learning

πŸ’‘ The 'Compare' Trick

When we talk about who is better or faster, we add -er to the word.

From the text:

  • Girls did better than boys. (Good β†’\rightarrow Better)

How to use it:

  • Small β†’\rightarrow Smaller
  • Fast β†’\rightarrow Faster
  • Tall β†’\rightarrow Taller

Example: "This year's pass rate is smaller than last year's."

πŸ“… Action Words (Past Time)

To talk about things that already happened, we often add -ed to the end of the action.

  • Check β†’\rightarrow Checked
  • Pass β†’\rightarrow Passed

Example: "Teachers checked the papers in April."

πŸ“± Modern Tools

Notice how the text uses these words for technology:

  • Internet β†’\rightarrow The big network.
  • App β†’\rightarrow A small program on a phone.

Sentence: "I use an app to see my marks on the internet."

Vocabulary Learning

students (n.)
People who study in school.
Example:Many students went to the library to study.
passed (v.)
Succeeded in completing a test.
Example:She passed her exam with a high score.
rate (n.)
The amount or level of something.
Example:The pass rate was very high this year.
grades (n.)
Marks or scores given for work.
Example:He received the best grades in his class.
internet (n.)
A global network of connected computers.
Example:Students can check their results on the internet.
app (n.)
A small software program for a phone.
Example:The school released a new app to view results.
check (v.)
To look at something to see if it is correct.
Example:You can check your marks again from May 16 to May 21.
results (n.)
The outcome of a test or activity.
Example:The exam results were announced yesterday.
schools (n.)
Places where people learn.
Example:Many schools have a 100% pass rate.
girls (n.)
Female children or young women.
Example:Girls did better than boys in the exam.
boys (n.)
Male children or young men.
Example:Boys also studied hard for the tests.
best (adj.)
The most good or high quality.
Example:She got the best grades in her class.
top (adj.)
Highest or most important.
Example:The top grades were awarded to the best students.
lower (adj.)
Not as high or smaller.
Example:The pass rate is lower this year.
year (n.)
A period of 12 months.
Example:The exam results are for the year 2026.
exam (n.)
A test to check learning.
Example:The school exam took place in May.
pass (v.)
To succeed in a test.
Example:He will pass if he studies hard.
percentage (n.)
A part of a whole expressed as a hundred.
Example:The pass rate was 99.07 percent.
drop (n.)
A small decrease.
Example:There was a small drop in the pass rate.