Grace Marks for Kerala SSLC & Plus Two Students Involved in Anti-Drug Activities

In an inspiring initiative, the Kerala Government has announced that SSLC (Class 10) and Plus Two (Class 12) students who actively participate in anti-drug campaigns and awareness programs will be awarded grace marks. This step aims to encourage students to be part of the movement against drug abuse and promote a healthier, safer society.

🚫 Why Anti-Drug Campaigns Matter

Drug abuse is a growing concern that affects not just individuals, but families, schools, and the community as a whole. Realizing the potential of young minds in bringing change, the government is now empowering students to be ambassadors of awareness. Through this program, students are not only contributing to a cause but also receiving academic recognition.

✅ What Kind of Activities Are Eligible?

Students can participate in a variety of anti-drug initiatives to qualify for grace marks, such as:

Attending or organizing awareness rallies or seminars

Performing skits, street plays, or poster-making on the theme of drug prevention

Contributing articles, essays, or poems to school magazines or public campaigns

Participating in Narcotic Control Bureau (NCB)-recognized programs

Being part of school clubs focused on social awareness and drug prevention

These activities must be officially verified by the school authorities or relevant educational bodies to be considered for the marks.

📚 How Many Grace Marks Will Be Given?

The exact number of marks may vary depending on the type and level of participation. The Kerala Board of Public Examinations typically allots:

3 to 5 grace marks for students who are part of certified extracurricular or social activities

Marks are added to the final exam total, which can improve overall grades or help clear borderline cases

🎯 Benefits for Students

Academic Boost: Helpful for students close to the pass mark or aiming for higher grades

Social Responsibility: Builds awareness about a critical social issue

Leadership & Teamwork: Encourages communication, creativity, and collaboration

Certificates & Recognition: Many schools and organizations provide proof of participation

🔍 Quick Summary

Who gets grace marks?
SSLC and Plus Two students involved in certified anti-drug activities.

Why?
To promote drug-free campuses and reward students’ contribution to society.

How much?
3 to 5 marks, added to public exam scores.

This is more than just an opportunity to earn extra marks — it's a chance for students to make a real difference in their communities. By taking part in anti-drug campaigns, students become role models for their peers and show that education goes beyond books. With this initiative, Kerala sets a strong example of how academic policy can support social good.

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