The Karnataka Board is expected to release the Karnataka II Pre-University Certificate (PUC) Examination by April 7, 2026 on the official website. However, the board has not announced the official release date and time of the forthcoming intermediate result. Once the result is announced online, students will be able to find the direct link to download their marksheets at karresults.nic.in. The board will declare the Karnataka Board 2nd PUC result 2026 through an official press conference. The result is generally released in the form of a marks memo. To access the same, students must enter the required login credentials in the login window.
The Karnataka Board II PUC 2026 was conducted by the Karnataka Board from February 28, 2026, to March 17, 2026, in offline mode or pen and paper format. However, the Karnataka II PUC Result 2026 will be accessible online. The direct link will be activated soon after the result declaration. Candidates who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for the revaluation of their answer scripts after the declaration of results. The application for a scanned copy of answer sheets and the revaluation application start soon after the result announcement. Those who do not pass the Karnataka 2nd PUC board exams will be required to appear for compartment exams.
Karnataka II PUC Result 2026: How to download?
Once released by the board, the Karnataka II PUC Result 2026 can be accessed in online mode by following the steps mentioned below.
Step 1. Visit the official website – karresults.nic.in.
Step 2. Click on the available link for 2nd PUC Exam Results.
Step 3. Log in by entering the required credentials, such as your registration Number.
Step 4. Select the stream and click on ‘Submit‘.
Step 5. The Karnataka II PUC Result 2026 will be displayed on the screen.
Students are highly recommended to download the marks memo for any future references and carefully check all the details mentioned on it.
Karnataka II PUC Result 2026: What is the passing criteria?
For the Karnataka II PUC 2026 examinations, the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) has established a standardised passing criterion requiring students to secure a minimum of 30% in each subject and an overall aggregate of 35% across all subjects. Under the revised 80-20 marking scheme for non-practical subjects, students must obtain at least 24 marks out of 80 in the theory paper, as internal assessment scores alone cannot guarantee a passing status.
Furthermore, the board has transitioned to a three-exam system, allowing students multiple opportunities within the same academic year to either clear failed subjects or improve their existing scores, with the final mark sheet reflecting the highest marks achieved across these attempts. For further updates regarding the date of result declaration, candidates are advised to visit the official website regularly.
