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Gujarat Board Announces 2026 GSOS Timetable; Class 10 & 12 Exams to Start Nov 30
✍️ India Today
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 03:16 PM
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The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board released its 2026 GSOS examination schedule, confirming that Class 10 and Class 12 board exams will commence on 30 November.
The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSOS) has published its official timetable for the 2026 academic year. The schedule, released today, outlines the dates for the state’s board examinations for senior secondary students.
Class 10 and Class 12 candidates will sit for their main examinations beginning on 30 November, as stipulated in the newly issued calendar. The timetable also lists subsequent days for remaining subjects, although the exact sequence has not been detailed in the brief announcement.
Education officials said the early release aims to give students and schools ample time to plan revision and logistics ahead of the exam season. Parents and teachers are expected to use the dates to coordinate study schedules and arrange necessary facilities.
The board’s decision follows the standard practice of publishing the exam calendar several months in advance, a move that typically helps reduce last‑minute confusion and supports smoother conduct of the statewide assessments.
Class 10 and Class 12 candidates will sit for their main examinations beginning on 30 November, as stipulated in the newly issued calendar. The timetable also lists subsequent days for remaining subjects, although the exact sequence has not been detailed in the brief announcement.
Education officials said the early release aims to give students and schools ample time to plan revision and logistics ahead of the exam season. Parents and teachers are expected to use the dates to coordinate study schedules and arrange necessary facilities.
The board’s decision follows the standard practice of publishing the exam calendar several months in advance, a move that typically helps reduce last‑minute confusion and supports smoother conduct of the statewide assessments.