Here is the answer to every question about CBSE's two board exams in a year, every information from syllabus to marksheet

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct the 10th class board examination twice a year from the year 2026. According to the board officials, this policy will be finalized soon. The first phase of CBSE's 10th class board examination will run from February to March. While the second phase will be held in May. Both these exams will include the entire syllabus. Let us know what changes will happen with this.

According to reports, from the year 2026, students appearing for the CBSE 10th board examination will get the option to choose one of the two opportunities. The first exam will be held in February-March and the second will be held in May. Students will also have the option to appear in both exams, which will give them a chance to improve their marks. At present, the draft of the rules of this new system has been issued by CBSE and the board has sought suggestions till March 9.

When will the exams be held?

When will the exams conducted by the board be held, this is a big question among the students. Let us tell you that the first exam will be conducted from 17 February to 6 March 2026. While the second exam will be conducted from 5 May to 20 May 2026.

What will be in the syllabus?

A big question in the minds of the students is how will the syllabus of the exam be. So let us make it clear to you that both will be based on complete textbooks and syllabi. Reports suggest that the examination of regional and foreign languages ​​will be held on the same day.

Where will be the exam center?

According to media reports, the exam center will be the same for both the first and second exams.

What is new for the students?

If the students are not happy with the marks on the first exam, they can take the exam again in May. Students who score good marks in the first attempt can leave those subjects in the second exam. The exam pressure on the students will be reduced and they will get a chance to improve their preparation. The higher marks from both exams will be added to the final mark sheet.