Kerala LSS, USS scholarship result 2026 declared; selected students to receive annual assistance
Ruchika Kumari | May 24, 2026 | 11:55 AM IST | 2 mins read
Class 4 students who appeared for the February 26 scholarship exam can now check scores online using their registration number and date of birth.
The Kerala Public Examination Section has announced the CM Kids LSS USS Scholarship 2026 results on the official website, bpekerala.in. All the students who appeared for the scholarship examination can now check and download their results online using their registration number and date of birth.
CM Kids LSS Scholarship examination was conducted on February 26 ,and Class 4 students studying in government and aided schools across Kerala appeared for the same. The scholarship examination was held in two separate sessions on the same day. Paper 1 was conducted from 10 am to 12 pm, while Paper 2 took place from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm. The scholarship test carried a total of 80 marks and was divided into two papers. Paper 1 included questions from first language, English, Mathematics, Environmental Studies and General Knowledge. Each section had 10 questions carrying 10 marks, making the total marks for Paper 1 equal to 50. Paper 2 included descriptive questions from first language, English, Mathematics and Environmental Studies. This paper carried a total of 30 marks.
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Steps to check Kerala LSS USS 2026 result online
Those who have qualified in the examination will receive annual financial assistance of Rs 1,000 under the scholarship scheme.
Follow the below mentioned steps to check result online:
- Go to the official website bpekerala.in
- On homepage, click on the link that reads, 'CM Kids LSS USS 2026 Result'
- In the next step, enter the registration number and date of birth and click on submit
- Result will appear on the screen
- Go through the same, download it and take its printout for future use
The Kerala LSS USS 2026 result was officially declared on May 22, 2026. The examination was conducted under the supervision of the Kerala Public Examination Section and the General Education Department.
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Registration and exam schedule
The online registration process for schools started on December 30, 2025. Schools were allowed to complete student registration till January 15, 2026. The final submission of candidate lists and AEO marks was completed on January 17, 2026. Registration numbers were allotted on January 26 and schools were told to download hall tickets till February 7, 2026. The scholarship examination was held on February 26, 2026, and the results were later declared in May.
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