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Rajasthan Board to hold Class 10 exams twice: Main in Feb-Mar, second in May
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 05 Oct 2026, 07:47 PM
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The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education has issued an order to conduct Class 10 board examinations in two phases, with the main exam scheduled for February-March and a second attempt in May.
The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education has officially announced a significant change in the examination schedule for Class 10 students. According to a newly issued administrative order, the board examinations will be conducted twice this academic year to provide students with additional opportunities for assessment.
The primary examination session is slated for the February-March period, which aligns with the standard academic calendar for secondary education in the state. This main exam will serve as the primary evaluation for the majority of students appearing for the Class 10 board results.
In a move aimed at supporting students who may face unforeseen circumstances or wish to improve their scores, the board has also scheduled a second examination in May. This additional phase ensures that students have a clear and defined timeline for their final assessments within the same academic year.
The decision has been communicated through an official order, providing clarity to students, parents, and educational institutions regarding the upcoming testing windows. The board's move reflects a structured approach to managing the examination process while accommodating the needs of the student body.
The primary examination session is slated for the February-March period, which aligns with the standard academic calendar for secondary education in the state. This main exam will serve as the primary evaluation for the majority of students appearing for the Class 10 board results.
In a move aimed at supporting students who may face unforeseen circumstances or wish to improve their scores, the board has also scheduled a second examination in May. This additional phase ensures that students have a clear and defined timeline for their final assessments within the same academic year.
The decision has been communicated through an official order, providing clarity to students, parents, and educational institutions regarding the upcoming testing windows. The board's move reflects a structured approach to managing the examination process while accommodating the needs of the student body.