Welcome to the CBSE Board Examination 2027 section on Scholartude. The Central Board of Secondary Education conducts board examinations for eligible students of Classes 10 and 12. This page provides important information about the examination schedule, subjects, examination pattern, admit card, examination-day instructions, results, question papers and other important updates. Students are advised to regularly check the official CBSE website for the latest examination notifications and updates.
| Paper | Subjects | Examination Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | Language | Theory | 3 Hours |
| Paper 2 | Mathematics | Theory | 3 Hours |
| Paper 3 | Science | Theory | 3 Hours |
| Paper 4 | Social Science | Theory | 3 Hours |
| Paper 5 | Skill / Elective Subject | Theory | As prescribed |
| Paper | Subjects | Examination Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | English / Language | Theory | 3 Hours |
| Paper 2 | Mathematics / Applied Mathematics | Theory | 3 Hours |
| Paper 3 | Physics / Chemistry / Biology | Theory | 3 Hours |
| Paper 4 | Accountancy / Economics / Business Studies | Theory | 3 Hours |
| Paper 5 | Elective Subject | Theory | As prescribed |
Note: The actual examination schedule, subjects, duration and paper structure vary by class, subject and CBSE's latest examination notification.
CBSE Examination Schedule Released
Practical / Internal Assessment Begins
Board Examinations Begin
Board Examinations Conclude
Class 10 & 12 Results
Revaluation / Verification Process
Your admit card contains important information such as:
Students should carefully verify all details printed on the admit card and report any discrepancy to their school authorities before the examination.
Classes: 10 & 12
Examination Type: Board Examination
Question Type: Subject-specific
Assessment: Theory + Internal / Practical Assessment, where applicable
Result: Class-wise and subject-wise
Note: The examination pattern, syllabus, assessment scheme and marking structure are subject to the latest CBSE curriculum and examination notification.
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Theory Examination | Subject-wise written examination |
| Internal Assessment | School-based assessment |
| Question Type | Subject-dependent |
| Duration | Generally as specified for the subject |
| Maximum Marks | Generally 100 including applicable components |
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Theory Examination | Subject-wise written examination |
| Practical / Internal Assessment | Applicable to selected subjects |
| Question Type | Subject-dependent |
| Duration | Generally 3 Hours for theory papers |
| Maximum Marks | Generally 100 including applicable components |
CBSE will publish the Class 10 and Class 12 board examination results through its official result platforms after completion of the evaluation process.
Students can follow the official CBSE procedure for verification of marks within the prescribed timeline after the declaration of results.
Students may apply for re-evaluation according to the rules, eligibility and schedule announced by CBSE after the declaration of results.
CBSE will publish the Class 10 and Class 12 board examination results through its official result platforms after completion of the evaluation process.
Students can follow the official CBSE procedure for verification of marks within the prescribed timeline after the declaration of results.
Students may apply for re-evaluation according to the rules, eligibility and schedule announced by CBSE after the declaration of results.
The CBSE Board Examination is the annual board examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education for eligible students of Classes 10 and 12.
The examination is conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).
The main CBSE board examinations are conducted for Class 10 and Class 12 students.
Students can obtain their examination admit card through their school or the official process specified by CBSE.
Students should carry the required admit card and permitted stationery or other items specified in the official examination instructions.
Students can check their result through the official CBSE result platform using the credentials required at the time of result declaration.
Yes, students may be able to apply for verification of marks according to the procedure and timeline announced by CBSE.
CBSE provides a post-result re-evaluation process subject to its applicable rules, eligibility and prescribed schedule.
Previous year question papers can be accessed through the official CBSE resources and other authorized educational resources.
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