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CBSE Board Exams 2026: Important Updates and Warnings Against Misinformation

The CBSE board exams for grades 10 and 12 are set to begin, with significant warnings issued against misinformation regarding paper leaks. Approximately 4.6 million students will participate in these exams, which are scheduled from February to April 2026. The CBSE has urged students and parents to rely on official sources for information and to remain cautious of rumors circulating on social media. Strict measures are in place to ensure a fair examination process, and any attempts to spread false information will be dealt with seriously. Stay informed and prepared for the upcoming exams.
By Ambika Singh Feb 20, 2026, 10:15 IST
CBSE Board Exams 2026: Important Updates and Warnings Against Misinformation

Overview of CBSE Board Exams



The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially commenced the board examinations for students in grades 10 and 12 across India. The 10th-grade exams are scheduled from February 17 to March 11, while the 12th-grade exams will take place from February 17 to April 10, 2026. Approximately 4.6 million students are expected to participate in these examinations.


CBSE's Advisory for Students and Parents

In light of the ongoing exams, the CBSE has issued a warning to students and their families regarding misleading reports of paper leaks that have been circulating on social media. These claims are unfounded and should not be trusted. For accurate information, students are encouraged to visit the official CBSE website at www.cbse.gov.in or contact their respective CBSE Regional Office or Headquarters in New Delhi, where contact information is readily available.


Notification Highlights:


The CBSE has released a notification detailing these concerns, emphasizing that during exam periods, certain individuals may attempt to mislead students and parents by spreading false information about question paper leaks. Such misinformation can create unnecessary panic and confusion, potentially hindering students' exam preparations.


Ensuring a Fair Examination Process

The Board reassures all involved parties that, as in previous years, comprehensive measures have been implemented to guarantee a smooth, secure, and equitable examination process.


Consequences for Misinformation:


The CBSE has stated that any attempts to disseminate false information or disrupt the examination process will be met with strict action in accordance with the Board's established rules and regulations.


All stakeholders are urged to remain vigilant and rely solely on verified information from the CBSE's official channels regarding the Class 10 and 12 examinations to help prevent the spread of misinformation.


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