Bengaluru: The day after the 10th grade test ended, the Secondary Education Examination of Karnataka (KSEEB) released a key answer for a secondary school certificate (SSLC) or grade 10.

It is estimated that the results of the Karnataka SSLC 2021 exam will be announced in two weeks.
Students can check the key answer on the official website of KSEEB – SSLC.Karnataka.gov.in released on Thursday night.
In the midst of pandemic concerns, the second-class exam began in all states on Monday and Thursday with 8.76 Lakh students registered this exam this year.
As many as 30,000 students emerged this year for the exam compared to the 2020 academic year.
This year more than eight lakh students appeared for the SSLC 2021 exam.
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According to the Round released by KSEEB, students must note that the answer key link will have the subject code mentioned to them.
“In such cases, they can even refer to the subject code and then access certain answer keys,” said the round.
This was for the second year in a row that KSEEB conducted an SSLC exam after the Covid outbreak in March last year in Karnataka.
However, for the first time the exam was reduced from six days to two days with students to write one paper for three subjects every day.
On Monday, students write exams for core subjects – mathematics, science and social sciences while on Thursday, students write language papers such as Kannada, England, Hindi and Sanskrit.
Because of Covid’s concern, KSEEB this year has increased the number of inspection centers and teachers in charge, with 1,19 lakh staff deployed for 73,064 exam rooms at 4,885 centers in the entire state.
Students try multiple choice paper (MCQ) and mark the right options on the OMR sheet (Mark Mark Optical or Reading Optical).
OMR sheets have different colors so there is no confusion among students while appearing for class 10 exams.
The evaluation process is expected to be faster this year because there is no conventional method involved in resolving students’ signs.