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RBSE Class 10 Exams Twice Yearly from 2026-27
8 Oct
Summary
- Class 10 board exams will be conducted twice yearly starting in the 2026-27 session.
- Students can improve scores in up to three subjects via the second exam.
- This system aims to reduce student pressure and offer performance improvement opportunities.
Beginning in the 2026-27 academic session, the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) will introduce a bi-annual examination system for Class 10 students. This significant change is designed to reduce the pressure associated with board exams and offer students opportunities to enhance their performance.
The first Class 10 board examination will be mandatory for all students. Those who achieve satisfactory results in this initial exam will have the option to not appear for the second examination. This flexibility allows students to focus on their results without additional stress.
Students seeking to improve their scores can do so in the second examination, which is scheduled for May-June. They will be eligible to enhance their marks in a maximum of three subjects. Both examinations will cover the complete Class 10 syllabus and maintain identical examination patterns and marking schemes.
The new system eliminates the terms "fail" or "supplementary" from marksheets. Students who pass the first exam but choose not to take the second will receive their mark sheet reflecting their initial scores. Those scoring below 33% in two subjects will be eligible for the second exam under the Essential Improvement provision.
