Over 43 Lakh students Appear for Class 10 and 12 ExamsThe
Central Board of Secondary education (CBSE) board exams for 2026 officially began today, with
more than 43 lakh students registered across the country. The exams mark the start of a crucial academic milestone for Class 10 and 12 students.
Exam Overview- Classes: 10 and 12
- Number of Students: Over 43 lakh
- Mode of Examination: Offline (pen-and-paper)
- Duration: Typically 3 hours per subject
- Subjects on First Day: Varies; often languages or foundational subjects
Exam centers across india are adhering to strict protocols to ensure a fair and smooth conduct of examinations.
Safety and Examination ProtocolsCBSE has implemented several measures to maintain discipline and safety:
- Students must carry admit cards and valid photo ID.
- Electronic gadgets, mobile phones, and smartwatches are prohibited inside exam halls.
- CCTV surveillance and invigilators monitor exam centers to prevent malpractices.
- COVID-19 safety protocols may still apply in certain regions.
Guidelines for StudentsTo ensure smooth participation, students should:
- Reach exam centers well before entry cut-off time (usually 30–45 minutes before start).
- Verify seat numbers and exam instructions carefully.
- Avoid writing off-topic answers in descriptive questions to maximize scores.
- Keep only permitted stationery inside the examination hall.
Significance of the ExamsCBSE board exams are critical for:
- Determining Class 10 and 12 academic performance
- Eligibility for higher education admissions
- Future career planning and scholarship opportunities
Next Steps- Exams will continue over the next several weeks, covering all subjects for Class 10 and 12.
- Students can check the official CBSE website for schedules, exam-related updates, and results once declared.
- Teachers and experts advise students to stay calm, manage time effectively, and focus on one exam at a time.
The commencement of CBSE Board Exams 2026 marks a significant phase for millions of students across india, highlighting the importance of preparation, discipline, and adherence to guidelines.
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