Archive · 18 Sep 2025
CBSE Reminds Schools to Correct Exam Data for 2026
CBSE is telling schools to make sure all student info is correct for the 2026 exams.
This means checking names, birthdays, and especially the subject codes for things like Hindi and Math.
Schools can fix any mistakes in the student data, even after they've sent it in.
However, there might be a fee for changes.
CBSE will open a special time to make these corrections from October 13 to October 27.
Double-checking the data helps prevent problems during the exams.
CBSE reminds schools to submit accurate student data for 2025-26 exams.
Schools must ensure correct subject codes and personal details.
Corrections allowed from October 13-27, 2025.
Changes possible after initial submission; fees may apply.
Focus on preventing examination issues and ensuring accuracy.
- Who
- Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
- What
- Issued guidelines for correcting student data for exams.
- When
- Correction window: October 13-27, 2025.
- Where
- Applies to CBSE-affiliated schools.
- Why
- To ensure accurate student data for upcoming exams.
- Issuing Body
- Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
- Target
- CBSE-Affiliated Schools
- Exam Year
- 2025-26
- Data to Correct
- Student Details and Subject Codes
- Correction Window
- October 13 to October 27, 2025
- Fee for Changes
- May apply after initial submission
Sources
CBSE Ends Additional Subject Option For Private Class 12 Students In 2026 Board Exams, Sparks Student Outcry
CBSE Exams 2026: From 2 board exams to open book assessments – new rules this year
CBSE Issues Guidelines For Submission of LoC of Class 10, 12
CBSE 2026 Board Exams: Advisory to schools released on correct submission of student data
