The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board(KSEAB) has declared the 1st Pre University Course (PUC) Examination Results today, on March 31, 2026 at 10:00 A.M. Students who appeared in the board examination from colleges affiliated to KSEAB can now access their respective results from the official portal of the board – result.proed.in using their login credentials. The direct link to download has been activated by the board on the above-mentioned official website to download the marksheet.
The Karnataka 1st PUC Exam 2026 was conducted from February 12 to February 27, 2026. The published first year result contains the qualifying status of all the students who appeared in the above-mentioned exam. The marksheet also includes subject-wise and aggregate marks obtained by the students. Students who are not satisfied with their Karnataka 1st PUC result 2026 can apply for the revaluation of their answer sheets.
Karnataka 1st PUC 2026 Results: How to check Results
As the Karnataka 1st PUC Results 2026 have been announced, students can access the results directly from the KSEAB official website by following the steps as prescribed by KSEAB.
Step 1: Visit the official website – result.proed.in
Step 2: On the home page, click on 1st PUC result 2026.
Step 3: When the login window appears, enter your login credentials i.e. SATS Number and Date of birth (DOB) to access the results.
Step 4: The results will be displayed on the screen. Download and save it for future reference.
Always download a PDF or print a hard copy of your marksheet for future school admissions.
Karnataka 1st PUC Results 2026: Revaluation Process
After checking the Karnataka 1st PUC Result 2026, if the student is dissatisfied with their results, they can apply either for revaluation or recounting of the answer script. The revaluation application fee for revaluation is 800 INR per subject. The examiner rechecks the answers, and if any changes in the results are observed, they are updated. If a calculation error is suspected, then the student can opt for revaluation process, which amounts to 150 INR per subject.
Before taking action for either of the processes, students are advised to request a scanned copy of their answer script to review how marks were awarded. If any discrepancy is identified, then they should apply for recounting or revaluation. The application fee for the scanned copy is about 500 INR per subject. The window for these options opens shortly after the results are announced. If any student misses the deadline, they are advised to visit their school for any extensions or provisions available. Students are advised to visit the website regularly for updates.
