
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released an important reminder for all affiliated schools regarding the submission of the List of Candidates (LOC) for the 2027 board examinations. With the deadline approaching, the Board urged school authorities to verify candidate information, confirm subject selection, and complete the submission process alongside the normal fee on time.
School administrators must follow the official schedule provided by the Board to avoid discrepancies in candidate registration. The table below outlines the essential details regarding the submission timeline and examination framework.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Conducting Authority | Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) |
| Examination Session | Board Examinations 2027 |
| LOC Submission Deadline (Normal Fee) | October 21 |
| First Class 10 Board Exam Timeline | February–March |
| Second Class 10 Board Exam Exact Dates | To be released |
| Date Sheet Status | To be released |
| Examination Fee Amount | To be released |
School principals and staff must ensure accuracy when submitting student data for the upcoming board examinations. The key directives issued by the Board include:
Data Accuracy: Schools must verify that student details are correct and appropriate subjects are selected for all eligible candidates.
Staff and Parent Awareness: Staff responsible for data entry must review circular guidelines carefully. Schools must also inform parents about the importance of providing accurate details and the consequences of errors.
Orientation Webinar: CBSE conducted an orientation webinar on September 29 to guide schools on accurate registration and LOC submission procedures.
Under the two-board-examination policy, the first Class 10 board examination will be conducted in February–March and is mandatory for all candidates. Schools must submit the LOC for all Class 10 students appearing in this first phase within the active schedule. The LOC for the second Class 10 board examination will be filled after the conclusion of the first examination.
