As per CBSE’s official notification, there will be a single annual Class 10 board exam for the academic session 2022-23. The term-wise exam pattern has been done away with. Students are advised to refer to the CBSE official website for the notification.

- Students appearing for the Class 10 CBSE board exams must be registered with the CBSE board through their respective schools.
- Regular attendance and satisfactory performance in class tests and assessments are necessary for eligibility to appear in the board exams.


- The CBSE board releases a detailed examination schedule, including the dates and timings for each subject.
- Students must carefully note the exam dates and timings to avoid confusion or missing any exam.


- Admit cards are issued by the CBSE board a few weeks before the exams.
- Students must carry their admit cards to the examination center for identification purposes.
- The admit card contains essential details such as the student's name, roll number, examination center, and subject codes.


- Students must reach the examination center at least 30 minutes before the scheduled time.
- Electronic devices, including mobile phones, calculators, smartwatches, etc., are strictly prohibited.
- Students must carry their own stationery, including pens, pencils, erasers, and geometry sets.
- Rough work should be done only in the answer booklet provided by the invigilator.


- The question paper will be distributed to students 15 minutes before the start of the examination.
- Students must read and understand the instructions mentioned on the question paper carefully.
- All questions must be answered in the given question paper and answer booklet only.


- Students should write the answers neatly and legibly.
- Diagrams and illustrations should be drawn using pencils only.
- Each answer should begin on a new page and the question number must be clearly mentioned.
- Students should manage their time effectively to complete the exam within the given duration.


- Students must maintain silence and avoid any kind of communication during the exam.
- Any form of malpractice, cheating, or copying from other students is strictly prohibited.
- Students must follow the instructions of the invigilators and not indulge in any disruptive behavior.


- The answer booklets will be evaluated by appointed examiners, and marks will be awarded based on the marking scheme provided by the CBSE board.
- The final result will be declared based on the cumulative performance of the student in the board exams and internal assessments conducted by the school.

It is important for students to thoroughly understand and abide by these rules and regulations to ensure a fair and successful examination process.