If your Kerala Plus Two SAY 2026 hall ticket shows a wrong name or incorrect photo, you must raise a correction request through your school principal on the DHSE Kerala portal before the exam on June 24, 2026.
The Department of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala releases the Save A Year (SAY) hall ticket on its official portal at dhsekerala.gov.in. Students must download and verify every detail on their hall ticket immediately after it is released. Errors in your name spelling, photograph, date of birth, or subject details can prevent you from entering the examination centre, so corrections must be submitted without delay.
- Kerala Plus Two SAY 2026 exam date: June 24, 2026.
- Hall ticket is available at dhsekerala.gov.in — log in using your application number and date of birth.
- Students cannot edit their hall ticket directly — all corrections must go through your school principal via the DHSE portal.
- Carry a valid government-issued photo ID along with the corrected hall ticket on exam day.
- Submit the correction request at least one week before June 24 to allow time for DHSE processing.
Common Hall Ticket Errors to Check
Before approaching your school, cross-check every field on your hall ticket against your original SSLC certificate and SAY application documents. The table below lists the most frequently reported errors and what you should verify.
| Error Type | What to Verify |
|---|---|
| Name spelling | Match name exactly as it appears on your SSLC or Class 10 mark sheet |
| Photograph | Photo must be recent and clear; a blurred, wrong, or missing photo must be corrected |
| Date of birth | Compare with your birth certificate and SSLC records |
| Gender | Confirm the entry matches your school admission records or Aadhaar card |
| Subject or paper code | Verify the subject you are appearing for is correctly printed and matches your SAY application |
| Exam centre details | Check centre name, code, and address are correctly assigned |
| Registration or roll number | Cross-check with your SAY 2026 application receipt |
Steps to Raise a Correction Request on DHSE Portal
DHSE Kerala does not allow students to edit their hall ticket independently. Your school principal or institution head must submit the correction through the DHSE portal on your behalf. Follow these steps as soon as you spot an error.
- Download your hall ticket from dhsekerala.gov.in using your application number and date of birth.
- Note the exact error and write down the correct information as it appears in your official documents.
- Collect supporting documents that prove the correct detail — for example, your SSLC certificate for a name correction or a recent passport-size photo for a photo error.
- Meet your school principal immediately and submit a written request clearly stating the error and the correct detail. Attach copies of all supporting documents.
- The principal logs into the DHSE portal at dhsekerala.gov.in using the school’s credentials and opens the SAY 2026 hall ticket correction module.
- The principal submits the correction request online along with scanned copies of your supporting documents.
- DHSE reviews the request and, once approved, generates a revised hall ticket on the portal.
- Download the corrected hall ticket from dhsekerala.gov.in as soon as your principal confirms approval. Print at least two copies.
Do not attend the examination centre with a hall ticket that has an error — centre superintendents can deny entry if your name or photo does not match your ID proof.
Documents Required for Correction
The supporting documents you need depend on the type of error on your hall ticket. Refer to the table below and gather the right proof before approaching your principal.
| Error on Hall Ticket | Document Required |
|---|---|
| Wrong name or spelling | SSLC (Class 10) mark sheet or certificate showing the correct name |
| Wrong date of birth | Birth certificate and SSLC mark sheet |
| Incorrect or blurred photo | Recent passport-size photograph matching the one submitted during registration |
| Wrong gender entry | Aadhaar card or school admission register extract |
| Wrong subject or paper code | SAY 2026 application form copy and Plus Two failed mark sheet |
| Wrong exam centre | SAY application receipt showing the requested centre; principal’s written confirmation |
After Submitting the Correction Request
Once your school principal submits the correction request on the DHSE Kerala portal, keep track of progress using the steps below.
- DHSE reviews and processes correction requests on a rolling basis — there is no published fixed turnaround time, so submit as early as possible.
- Your principal will receive a notification on the portal once the request is approved or if additional documents are needed.
- Download the revised hall ticket immediately after approval and verify that all details are now correct before printing.
- If the correction is not reflected on the portal within two working days of the exam, contact the DHSE Kerala helpline and your District Education Office directly.
- If the exam date arrives before the correction is confirmed, carry your original SSLC mark sheet, Aadhaar card, and a signed letter from your principal explaining the discrepancy. Present these at the examination centre for the superintendent’s consideration.
Exam Day Checklist
On June 24, 2026, bring every item listed below to avoid delays or denied entry at the examination centre.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Corrected hall ticket | Printed copy of the revised hall ticket downloaded from dhsekerala.gov.in |
| Valid photo ID | Aadhaar card, school ID, or any government-issued photo ID |
| Principal’s letter | Signed letter from your school principal if the hall ticket correction is still pending on the portal |
| Supporting documents | SSLC mark sheet or birth certificate relevant to the correction type |
| Pen | Blue or black ballpoint pen as specified in the hall ticket instructions |
Kerala Plus Two SAY 2026 Hall Ticket Correction FAQs
Ques. Can I correct my Kerala Plus Two SAY 2026 hall ticket on my own through the DHSE portal?
Ans. No. Students cannot edit their hall ticket directly. Only your school principal or institution head can submit a correction request through the DHSE Kerala portal at dhsekerala.gov.in using the school’s login credentials.
Ques. What should I do if the photo on my Kerala SAY 2026 hall ticket is wrong or blurred?
Ans. Immediately approach your school principal with a recent passport-size photograph. The principal must upload the correct photo on the DHSE portal and submit a formal correction request on your behalf before the exam date.
Ques. How long does DHSE Kerala take to process a hall ticket correction request?
Ans. DHSE does not publish a fixed processing timeline. Submit your correction request at least one week before June 24, 2026 to give enough time for the revised hall ticket to be approved and downloaded before the exam.
Ques. What if my hall ticket is not corrected by the time of the exam?
Ans. Carry your original SSLC mark sheet, Aadhaar card, and a signed letter from your school principal explaining the error. Present all documents to the centre superintendent and request permission to sit the exam pending correction.
Ques. My name is misspelled on the Kerala Plus Two SAY 2026 hall ticket. Which document do I need for the correction?
Ans. Submit your SSLC (Class 10) mark sheet or certificate that shows the correct spelling of your name. Your school principal will upload this as supporting proof when raising the correction request on the DHSE portal.
Ques. Where do I download the revised Kerala Plus Two SAY 2026 hall ticket after correction?
Ans. Once DHSE approves the correction, the updated hall ticket is available at dhsekerala.gov.in. Log in with your application number and date of birth to download and print the corrected copy.
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