CISCE Board Exam Dates Announced: Class 10 from Feb 17, Class 12 from Feb 12

Council Finalizes Schedule for ICSE and ISC Examinations

NEW DELHI โ€“ The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has officially released the dates for its upcoming 2026 board examinations. The announcement provides students, parents, and schools with the final schedule for both the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE – Class 10) and the Indian School Certificate (ISC – Class 12) examinations.

The timely release allows students to structure their final months of preparation and revision effectively for the high-stakes annual examinations.

Key Dates for the 2026 Examinations

The CISCE has scheduled the examinations to commence in the month of February, maintaining its tradition of conducting exams earlier than other national boards.

  • ISC (Class 12) Examinations: The examinations for Class 12 students are slated to begin on February 12, 2026.
  • ICSE (Class 10) Examinations: The examinations for Class 10 students will commence shortly thereafter, beginning on February 17, 2026.

The full timetable, detailing the subject-wise schedule, timings, and instructions, has been published on the official CISCE website. Students are specifically advised to pay close attention to the schedules for their elective subjects, vocational papers, and the dates set aside for practical and project assessments.

Focus on Practical and Project Work

As is standard practice, the written examinations will be preceded by the completion of internal assessments, practical examinations, and project work. Schools are responsible for adhering to the boardโ€™s strict deadlines for the submission of these internal marks, which contribute significantly to the students’ final results.

The CISCE is recognized for its rigorous syllabus and examination patterns. The finalization of the dates signals the culmination of the academic year and the start of the critical last phase of preparation for millions of students nationwide.

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