The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan has notified that the Kerala SSLC examination will be held from March 17, 2021 as per the timetable released by the education department, which is available below. Kerala is the first state to conduct the examinations this year. The Government will ensure that the exams will be conducted with strict coronavirus prevention measures – ensuring seating arrangements considering the social distancing norms, sanitising exam rooms, thermal scanning of students, ensuring availability of masks and hand rubs, and physical distancing – in place. More updates on SSLC exam 2021 visit Pareekshabhavan website
New!!- SSLC Exam 2021- Question Papers and Answer Keys
SSLC Exam TimeTable 2021
The model exam for the SSLC exam 2021 will commence on March 1st. The Board exams will start from 17th of March as per the revised timetable given below.
| Dates | Subjects |
| March 17, 2021 | Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada, Sanskrit, Arabic |
| March 18, 2021 | Second Language- English |
| March 19, 2021 | Third language -Hindi, GK |
| March 22, 2021 | Social Science |
| March 23, 2021 | First language Paper II – Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati, Sanskrit, Arabic |
| March 25, 2021 | Physics |
| March 26, 2021 | Biology |
| March 29, 2021 | Mathematics |
| March 30, 2021 | Chemistry |
Focus Areas for SSLC Exam 2021
This year the major part of the classes are held online using the Victers platform. These classes had its own shortcomings. Moreover, many students could not attend the classes because of the lack of technology and infrastructure. Considering all these The Education Department had selected some portions as focus areas, so students can concentrate on these areas to get the full marks. As per the latest exam pattern, questions from focus areas can get you full A+ in all subjects. To know the portions selected as focus areas visit Focus Area Notes, Materials and Questions for All Subjects- Kerala SSLC Exam 2021
New Exam Pattern for SSLC Exam March 2021
For the examination, you will get double the number of questions, for e.g.; for 40 mark examination, you will be provided with questions for 80 marks, from that 75% of questions will be taken from Focus Areas. i.e., 60 mark questions will come from focus areas. Students will get the option to answer all the questions. If you get more than 40 marks, it will be considered as 40/40 i.e., 100%. Read the SCERT clarification given below for more details
New Pattern Model Question Papers
You can find some sets of model question papers based on the latest pattern at the following links. These question papers are prepared by various DIETs for helping students to face the post COVID-19 academic problems. You can also download complete previous year question papers and answer keys also from the respective links given below.
Please add answer keys also
Very helpful..please add answer keys also