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The Karnataka SSLC timetable for 2025 will include the subject-wise exam dates and timings.
According to past trends, the board conducts the SSLC class 10 exams annually in March-April in pen and paper format. (Getty Image for Representation)
The Karnataka School Examinations and Assessment Board (KSEAB) is expected to release the Karnataka SSLC Date Sheet for 2025 soon. Students preparing for the Karnataka Board Exams 2025 are advised to regularly check the official KSEAB website, kseab.karnataka.gov.in, for updates on the Class 10th timetable.
The Karnataka SSLC timetable for 2025 will include the subject-wise exam dates and timings. Additionally, students will receive a detailed exam schedule on their Karnataka SSLC admit card for 2025.
As per the previous year’s records, the board conducts the SSLC class 10 exams annually in March-April in pen and paper format. Last year, the Karnataka Board administered the SSLC exams from March 25 to April 6, 2024. Moreover, the board released the date sheet for the class 10 exams in January 2024.
Karnataka SSLC Date Sheet 2025: Here’s How to Download
Step 1: Candidates need to go to the official website of KSEAB, kseab.karnataka.gov.in, to download the timetable.
Step 2: Upon reaching, search for and click on the link titled ‘Karnataka SSLC timetable 2025’ on the homepage.
Step 3: Once done, your Karnataka SSLC timetable will be displayed on your screen.
Step 4: Save a copy of the timetable PDF and take a printout for further reference.
Speaking about the class 10 board exams, KSEAB conducts the Karnataka Class 10 Exam 2025 in a single session. The exams take place in the morning from 10:15 am onwards. However, students are required to report to the examination hall at least an hour before the commencement of the exam.
Meanwhile, the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) announced earlier that it will no longer offer grace marks to students. In response to the criticism from several quarters and a reprimand from the CM, the School Education and Literacy Department has decided to withdraw the grace marks policy for the Class 10 exams. This decision was later confirmed by the School Education and Literacy Minister, Madhu Bangarappa, on October 9, 2024.
