The Kerala Plus Two Computer Science exam concluded today, March 24, 2026. The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) administered the examination from 9:30 AM to 11:45 AM. The exam assessed students in Terminal Evaluation (TE), Practical Evaluation (PE), and Continuous Evaluation (CE).
Answer Key and Analysis
An unofficial answer key is now available for students to estimate their scores. The theory paper accounts for 60 marks. Students can use the answer key to cross-reference their responses with the official marking scheme.
A detailed paper analysis is also being compiled. This analysis is based on feedback from students and teachers who participated in the exam. It will provide insights into the exam’s difficulty and structure.
Exam Structure and Passing Criteria
The Kerala Plus Two Computer Science exam consists of various question types. These include Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), short answer questions, and longer coding questions. The difficulty level of each section will be detailed in the upcoming analysis.
To pass the Terminal Exam, students need to secure at least 18 marks out of 60. This represents 30% of the total marks for this component. An overall aggregate score of 30% (D+ grade) across TE, PE, and CE is required to pass the Computer Science examination.
Next Steps for Students
Students are advised to use the unofficial answer key and the forthcoming paper analysis for personal evaluation. These resources can help students understand their performance and identify areas for improvement.
Information regarding the official answer key and further analysis will be released by the DHSE soon. Students should monitor official DHSE channels for updates.
Related Information
Students who also appeared for the Mathematics exam can check the Kerala Plus Two Maths Answer Key 2026. This key is also available for review and performance analysis.