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Joint CSIR UGC NET December 2026 registrations begin; check exam dates here

Joint CSIR UGC NET December 2026 registrations begin; check exam dates here

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has opened applications for the Class 10 private candidate examinations scheduled for February, March and April 2027. Eligible candidates must apply online via the CBSE website's private candidates portal, beginning on October 8, 2026. Applicants can select from four eligible categories, including those who failed in previous examinations or wish to improve their performance.

The application fee is ₹320 per subject for Indian candidates and ₹1,100 per subject for Nepali candidates. Late applications, submitted between October 24 and 30, incur an additional ₹2,000 fee. Candidates must provide accurate information, upload valid photographs and signatures, and ensure they meet the eligibility criteria for their chosen category.

Once submitted, applicants cannot change their examination city or category. The CBSE will allocate the examination center based on the city selected by the candidate, with no option to change it later. Required documents include scanned photographs and signatures, which must be uploaded during the application process. For more details, candidates can visit the CBSE's official website or contact the helpline number 1800-11-8002.

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