CBSE Board Exams 2027: LOC Submission For Classes 10, 12 Begins Tomorrow; Check Details Here
The List of Candidates (LOC) for the Class 10 and Class 12 board exams 2027 will be submitted to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) starting tomorrow, September 24. The board has issued comprehensive guidelines for associated schools to provide applicant information, subjects, test-related photos, and other necessary data. Additionally, schools have to make sure that pupils are…
Starting September 24, 2026, the List of Candidates (LOC) for CBSE Board Exams 2027 will be submitted by schools, marking the beginning of the submission process. Schools must adhere to the guidelines provided, ensuring accurate submission of applicant information, subjects, and other relevant data. A late fee of Rs 2,000 per candidate is applicable for LOC submission beyond the specified deadlines.
The examination fees vary based on the school's location and additional subjects chosen. For instance, schools in India charge ₹1,600 per candidate for five normal subjects, while schools in other countries pay ₹11,000 per candidate. Additional subject fees are also tiered according to the school's location.
Class 12 practical subjects incur a per-subject fee, with variations across different countries. Visually impaired candidates are exempted from paying examination fees for both Class 10 and Class 12.
Before finalizing the LOC, schools must verify candidate details against the Admission and Withdrawal Register. This includes matching candidate names, parents or guardians' names, dates of birth, subjects, subject codes, eligibility, attendance requirements, and photographs. Crucially, schools must ensure that subject codes and combinations align with the CBSE Scheme of Studies, including confirming the correct identification of subject codes in both Class 10 and Class 12.
Subject modifications after LOC submission are not accepted by CBSE, except for the optional APAAR ID submission. This allows schools to update the ID of the APAAR card of the student after obtaining consent. If the student lacks an APAAR ID or chooses not to submit it, the option remains available. Upon submission, the student's name must match the ID's name.
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