CBSE: Timetable released 102 days in advance; 4 days provided for Science after Mathematics..

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) released the timetable for the 2026-27 academic session's main board examinations for classes 10 and 12 on Friday. The board has announced the schedule 102 days in advance, which will provide students with ample time for subject-specific preparation and revision.

This year, examinations will be conducted for 83 subjects in Class 10 (High School) and 121 subjects in Class 12 (Intermediate). CBSE City Coordinator Neelam Singh stated that the examinations will commence at 10:30 AM. The Class 10 examinations will span 22 days, while the Class 12 examinations will conclude over a period of 53 days. In the Class 10 schedule, gaps have been provided between major subjects—such as Mathematics and Science—to allow students time for preparation. The Mathematics (Standard and Basic) examination is scheduled for February 17, followed by the Science paper on February 22.

Consequently, students will have four full days to prepare for the Science examination after their Mathematics paper. Additionally, the English examination is set for February 26, and the Hindi examination for March 3. The Social Science paper is scheduled for March 8, with the Class 10 examinations concluding on March 9. It was noted that the board has prepared the schedule for 83 subjects for Class 10 and 121 subjects for Class 12. Schools have been instructed to complete all internal preparations related to the examinations by November 10.

50,000 students to appear for board exams: In the previous board examination, 55 centers were established in the district, where 46,000 students appeared for the exams. This year, 50,000 students are expected to participate. The registration and enrollment process for these students is currently underway.

Class 12 examinations to span 53 days
The Class 12 examinations will begin on February 16 and continue until April 9. For students in the science stream, the Physics examination will be held on February 16, Chemistry on February 27, and Mathematics on March 9. The Biology paper is scheduled for March 25. This arrangement ensures that students have intervals between the major subjects, allowing them time for revision and preparation.

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