New Delhi: The Council for the indian school Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has released the
ICSE Class 10 Admit Card 2026 ahead of the board examinations scheduled to begin in February. While the admit cards are now available on the official CISCE website,
individual students cannot download them directly — instead, school authorities must download and distribute the hall tickets to their students.
📌 Important Update on Availability
The ICSE Class 10 admit cards for the 2026 board exams are accessible on the CISCE portal at
cisce.org. However,
students won’t find a direct download link that they can use personally; only
registered school officials (such as principals or authorised staff) can log in to download the admit cards using their official credentials.
📄 How Schools Can Download Admit Cards
Here’s the typical process school authorities follow to retrieve the admit cards:1. Visit the official CISCE website:
cisce.org.2. On the homepage, go to the
Public Services or
Admit Card section.3. Click on the
login option and enter the
registered school credentials (email ID and password).4. Select the link for the
ICSE Class 10 Admit Card 2026.5. Download and
print the hall tickets for all registered students.Once downloaded, schools will distribute the admit cards to students ahead of the exams.
📝 What the Admit Card Contains
The ICSE Class 10 hall ticket includes essential details students must verify carefully, such as:· Student’s
name and
roll number· Examination
centre details and address·
Date of birth and
photograph· Subject names and exam schedule· school name and codeStudents should check all information printed on the admit card, and if any discrepancies are found, they should report them to their
school authorities for correction without delay.
📅 Board Exam Dates to Remember
According to the CISCE schedule, the ICSE Class 10 board examinations will start
from february 17, 2026, and conclude
on march 30, 2026. Carrying the admit card is
mandatory for entry into the examination hall on every exam day.
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