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Kerala Plus Two marks & result calculator

Before the exam: see exactly how many marks you need in the Plus Two final (TE) for A+, A or a pass in each subject. After the result: turn your scores into grades and a percentage.

A+ കിട്ടാൻ ഫൈനൽ പരീക്ഷയിൽ എത്ര മാർക്ക് വേണം? ഇവിടെ കണ്ടെത്താം.

Example figures are filled in — replace them with yours.

English

So far 95/200. Plus Two TE needed (out of 80; ✓ = already secured):

Pass ✓C ✓C+ 5B 25B+ 45A 65A+ —

Malayalam

So far 104/200. Plus Two TE needed (out of 80; ✓ = already secured):

Pass ✓C ✓C+ ✓B 16B+ 36A 56A+ 76

Business Studies

So far 98/200. Plus Two TE needed (out of 80; ✓ = already secured):

Pass ✓C ✓C+ 2B 22B+ 42A 62A+ —

Accountancy with Computerised Accounting

So far 125/200. Plus Two TE needed (out of 60; ✓ = already secured):

Pass ✓C ✓C+ ✓B ✓B+ 15A 35A+ 55

Economics

So far 91/200. Plus Two TE needed (out of 80; ✓ = already secured):

Pass ✓C ✓C+ 9B 29B+ 49A 69A+ —

Computer Application

So far 128/200. Plus Two TE needed (out of 60; ✓ = already secured):

Pass ✓C ✓C+ ✓B ✓B+ 12A 32A+ 52

How the Plus Two result is worked out

Your Kerala Higher Secondary result is not just the Plus Two exam. Each subject is scored out of 200, adding together both years: the Plus One and Plus Two terminal exams (TE), the continuous evaluation (CE) marks from both years, and the practical (PE) in Plus Two.

  • Theory subjects (English, languages, Business Studies, Economics, Accountancy with AFS, Political Science): TE 80 + CE 20 each year.
  • Practical subjects (Accountancy with Computerised Accounting, Computer Application, Statistics, Maths with practical): TE 60 + CE 20 each year, plus a 40-mark practical in Plus Two.

Grades and the pass mark

  • A+ 180–200 · A 160–179 · B+ 140–159 · B 120–139 · C+ 100–119 · C 80–99 · D+ 60–79 · D 40–59 · E below 40.
  • To pass a subject (D+) you need 60 out of 200 overall and at least 30% in the two TE exams together: 48 out of 160 for theory subjects, 36 out of 120 for practical subjects.
  • There is no separate minimum for CE or practicals. If your TE is below the minimum, the grade is D even if your total is above 60.
  • You need D+ or better in all six subjects to be eligible for higher studies.

A worked example

Take Accountancy with Computerised Accounting. A student scored 49/60 in the Plus One TE, 19 + 19 in CE and 38/40 in the practical: 125 so far. For A+ (180) the student needs 55 more, so 55 out of 60 in the Plus Two TE. To pass, they already have more than 60, and the TE minimum (36 of 120) is already met by the Plus One TE — so this subject is passed whatever happens. The calculator starts with these numbers.

Percentage

The DHSE score sheet shows scores and grades; colleges that ask for a percentage normally take your total out of 1200 (six subjects × 200). For degree admission, universities use their own index mark instead — see the B.Com & BBA index mark calculator.

SAY and improvement

If you don’t reach D+ in a subject, you can write the SAY exam for it: only the TE is written again, and your CE and practical scores carry forward. If you have passed, you can take an improvement exam in one subject.

Prepare for the TE

Our free Plus Two Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics notes, quizzes and videos follow the Kerala SCERT chapters — start with the subject where you need the most marks.

Scheme, grade bands and pass rules from the DHSE Kerala Notification 2026 (First & Second Year Higher Secondary Examination, March 2026), Appendix 5 and 7. This is an estimate to help you plan — your official result is the DHSE score sheet, and grace marks or rule changes in a later year’s notification can change it.

By the ACES team · Last checked 6 November 2026