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CBSE Announces Practical Exam Schedule for Classes 10 and 12

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially announced the schedule for practical exams for Classes 10 and 12, which will run from November 6 to December 6. This change aims to accommodate students in winter-affected areas. Participation in these exams is mandatory, as failure to attend will result in disqualification from passing. Additionally, CBSE has provided important guidelines for schools to ensure a smooth examination process. Students are encouraged to check the official CBSE website for further details.
 
CBSE Announces Practical Exam Schedule for Classes 10 and 12

Practical Exam Schedule Released



The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has unveiled the timetable for practical examinations for both Classes 10 and 12. As per the latest notification from CBSE, these practical exams, along with projects and internal assessments, are set to take place from November 6 to December 6. Initially slated to commence on January 1, the board has opted to start the practical exams earlier for regions impacted by winter conditions. Students can access detailed exam information on the official CBSE website.


For other educational institutions across India, the practical exams will be held starting January 1, 2026.


Mandatory Participation in Practical Exams


It is crucial for all candidates to attend the practical exams. The official CBSE notification states that students who do not participate will be disqualified from passing their respective classes. Consequently, results for these students will not be published. Therefore, it is imperative for all students to engage in the practical examinations.


Key Guidelines from CBSE


To facilitate the orderly execution of board examinations, CBSE has issued essential guidelines for schools, which include:


1. Only students whose names have been submitted to CBSE via the List of Candidates (LOC) will be eligible for board examinations.


2. Teachers must ensure that only accurate marks are uploaded when submitting students' scores, as the Board will not allow for corrections post submission.


3. If a subject has more than 30 students enrolled, schools are advised to conduct two to three sessions for practicals.


4. Internal assessments for Class 10 and practical exams for Class 12 will occur only once.


5. Schools are instructed to start uploading marks promptly as practical exams commence to ensure timely completion.