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CBSE to Announce Class 10 and 12 Exam Date Sheet Soon

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is anticipated to release the date sheet for Class 10 and Class 12 examinations around October 25. With millions of students expected to participate, the exams are likely to commence on February 15. The timetable will be available online, and students can easily download it from the official CBSE website. Notably, Class 10 exams will be conducted in two phases, while Class 12 will follow a single-phase schedule. Stay tuned for more updates on this important announcement.
 

Upcoming CBSE Examination Schedule



The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is set to unveil the date sheet for the Class 10 and Class 12 examinations shortly. Reports suggest that the timetable will likely be released around October 25. Historically, the board exams are expected to start around February 15, with an estimated 4 to 5 million students (40 to 50 lakh) anticipated to participate.


How to Access the Timetable


The CBSE will publish the date sheet for both classes online this week on its official website, cbse.gov.in, in a PDF format. Each class will have its own timetable. Once the date sheet is available, follow these steps to download it and view the exam schedule for each subject.


1. Visit the official CBSE website at cbse.gov.in.


2. Look for the date sheet link on the homepage.


3. Click on the link for the respective class (Class 10 or Class 12) to download the timetable.


The date sheet will appear in PDF format, allowing you to download it and check the examination dates for each subject.


Class 10 Exams to Be Conducted in Two Phases


It's important to note that the CBSE now conducts Class 10 board exams in two phases. The first phase will occur between February and March, while the second phase is scheduled for May. Participation in the first phase is mandatory; students who miss this phase will not be allowed to take the second phase. In contrast, Class 12 board exams will continue to be held in a single phase.