Board Exam Time Table 2027: Class 10, 12 Dates, State-Wise Updates and Official Links
Looking for your 10th or 12th board exam date sheet for 2027? Start by identifying your board, class and examination session. An Intermediate first-year schedule is different from a second-year schedule, and a tentative timetable may change before the final notice is issued.
This guide brings together board-wise information, official websites and practical download instructions. It is a dated editorial update, not an automatically refreshing live blog.
Board exam timetable 2027: board-wise status
How to read this table: “Official notice located” means the board’s notice listing was checked; it does not mean every date inside the PDF was independently verified. “Reported” means the information comes from the linked Careers360 coverage. All ranges below refer to 2027.
| Board / examination | Status or reported dates | Official source |
|---|---|---|
| UPMSP Class 10 and 12 | Official timetable notice located. Reported range: 5–24 February. | UPMSP |
| Maharashtra SSC / HSC | Official examination notice located. Reported: SSC 15 February–11 March; HSC 8 February–16 March. | Maharashtra notices |
| AP Intermediate | Reported: first year 25 February–16 March; second year 24 February–15 March. | BIEAP |
| Tamil Nadu SSLC / HSC | Reported: Class 10, 17 March–12 April; Class 12, 3–29 March. | Tamil Nadu DGE |
| MPBSE Class 10 and 12 | Official main and second-examination timetable notice located. Use the class-specific PDF; conflicting secondary dates are omitted. | MPBSE timetables |
| Karnataka SSLC / II PUC | Reported tentative Exam 1 ranges: SSLC 22 March–5 April; II PUC 27 February–17 March. | KSEAB |
| CBSE, CISCE, RBSE, PSEB, JKBOSE and Telangana Intermediate | Awaited in the source coverage reviewed; check for later announcements. | Board links below |
Source: Careers360’s board-exam update for the reported ranges and awaited statuses; official board listings for the notices identified above. Reported ranges are a starting point for checking your timetable, not a replacement for the PDF.
Official websites for Class 10 and Class 12 date sheets
| Board or examination | Where to check |
|---|---|
| CBSE Class 10 and 12 | cbse.gov.in |
| CISCE: ICSE Class 10 / ISC Class 12 | cisce.org |
| Rajasthan Board (RBSE) | rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in |
| Punjab Board (PSEB) | pseb.ac.in |
| Jammu and Kashmir Board | jkbose.nic.in |
| Telangana Intermediate | tgbie.cgg.gov.in |
| Telangana SSC | bse.telangana.gov.in |
| Andhra Pradesh SSC | bse.ap.gov.in |
An Intermediate announcement should not be treated as an SSC timetable announcement. Likewise, check the applicable region, division or examination category where a board publishes separate schedules. This guide does not establish a release status for every board listed in the directory.
How to download your board exam timetable 2027 PDF
- Choose your board. Use the website corresponding to your school’s examination registration.
- Find the examination notice. Look in the timetable, examination or latest-notices section.
- Check the title carefully. Confirm the class, year, main or supplementary session, and whether the schedule is tentative or final.
- Open the official PDF. Note its issue date and any revision mentioned.
- Find your subjects. Match subject names and codes against your registration record.
- Save a copy. Keep the original link so you can check for amendments later.
What should students verify before using a timetable?
Create a short personal schedule from the official document. Record each paper’s date, start time and duration, plus any separate reporting or reading-time instruction. Do not assume that all papers follow the same timing.
Keep theory papers separate from practical examinations, oral tests, projects and internal assessments. Where the board leaves school-level arrangements to institutions, obtain those instructions from your school. A broad examination window does not tell you the date of your individual practical.
Tentative timetable, final timetable and centre list: the difference
- Tentative timetable: a provisional schedule that may be revised. Use it for flexible preparation planning.
- Final or revised timetable: follow the latest applicable official version, while continuing to check for further amendments.
- Examination-centre list: concerns examination locations; it does not replace your subject-wise schedule.
- Registration notice: concerns applications or candidate records. Its deadline is different from an examination date.
For related guidance, read College Dostana’s CBSE LOC correction and date-sheet update.
How to plan revision while some date sheets are awaited
Start with the syllabus and your current level of preparation. Make a list of topics that need revision, topics that need more practice and topics you have not yet completed. Allocate study sessions accordingly.
Use the relevant board’s current sample or specimen papers where available. Attempt questions under the stated time limit, review mistakes and revisit the underlying concepts. Once the timetable arrives, use the actual gaps between your papers to rearrange final revision.
A useful weekly routine is to revise a topic, practise questions, review errors and then retry difficult questions. Avoid reserving all work on a challenging subject for the short gap before its examination.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Class 10 and Class 12 timetable the same across India?
No. Each examination board issues its own schedule, and Class 10 and Class 12 usually require separate timetable checks.
Where can I download the board exam date sheet 2027?
Use your board’s official website. Select the PDF for the correct class, year and examination session; check whether a revised version exists.
Does a reported examination date mean it is final?
No. Confirm it against the latest official notice. In this guide, secondary-source dates are explicitly labelled “reported.”
Can I rely on a timetable screenshot shared in a group?
Use it only after matching it with the official document. Screenshots may omit revision dates, subject codes or important instructions.
What should I do if my subject is missing?
First check that you opened the correct timetable and examination category. Then ask your school to verify your registered subject and the relevant paper.
Can the timetable change after publication?
Check the board’s subsequent notices and keep the latest applicable version. Update your personal calendar when an official amendment affects your papers.
Sources and review limits
This guide draws on the linked Careers360 report and the official UPMSP, Maharashtra and MPBSE notice listings. It does not claim independent verification of every subject-wise PDF. Conflicting Madhya Pradesh dates in the reference were excluded instead of being repeated. Later official announcements take precedence.