ICSE Class 10 date sheet 2027 released: Check subject-wise exam dates and timings

ICSE Class 10 date sheet 2027 released: Check subject-wise exam dates and timings

ICSE Class 10 timetable 2027 released, check complete subject-wise exam dates, timings and instructionsICSE Class 10 timetable 2027: The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has released the ICSE Class 10 timetable for the 2027 board examinations. According to the official schedule issued on November 10, the examinations will begin on February 15, 2027, with English Language (Paper 1), and conclude on March 31, 2027. Students can access the complete examination timetable through the official website, cisce.org.The examination schedule includes 19 examination dates covering core subjects, languages, science papers, humanities and elective subjects. CISCE has also revised the examination timings for 2027. For most written papers, the reading period will begin at 10:00 AM, followed by the writing examination at 10:15 AM. Candidates must reach their examination halls at least 30 minutes before the scheduled starting time.ICSE Class 10 timetable 2027: Subject-wise datesThe complete ICSE Class 10 examination schedule is provided below.DateDayTimeSubject / ExaminationDurationFeb 15Monday10:15 a.m.English Language (Paper 1)2 hrsFeb 16Tuesday09:00 a.m.Art Paper 4 – Applied Art3 hrsFeb 18Thursday10:15 a.m.Literature in English (Paper 2)2 hrsFeb 22Monday10:15 a.m.Mathematics3 hrsFeb 23Tuesday09:00 a.m.Art Paper 1 – Still Life3 hrsFeb 24Wednesday10:15 a.m.Group III – Elective (Section B)2 hrsFeb 26Friday10:15 a.m.History & Civics (H.C.G. Paper 1)2 hrsMar 01Monday10:15 a.m.Geography (H.C.G. Paper 2)2 hrsMar 02Tuesday09:00 a.m.Art Paper 2 – Nature Drawing/Painting3 hrsMar 04Thursday10:15 a.m.Hindi3 hrsMar 08Monday10:15 a.m.Physics (Science Paper 1)2 hrsMar 12Friday10:15 a.m.Chemistry (Science Paper 2)2 hrsMar 15Monday10:15 a.m.Biology (Science Paper 3)2 hrsMar 16Tuesday09:00 a.m.Art Paper 3 – Original Composition3 hrsMar 17Wednesday10:15 a.m.Group III – Elective (Section A)2/3 hrsMar 19Friday10:15 a.m.Indian & Foreign Languages3 hrsMar 25Thursday10:15 a.m.Environmental Science (Group II Elective)2 hrsMar 29Monday10:15 a.m.Commercial Studies (Group II Elective)2 hrsMar 31Wednesday10:15 a.m.Economics / French / Sanskrit (Group II Elective)2 hrsICSE 2027 examination timings and reporting instructionsCISCE has revised the examination schedule timings. For papers beginning at 10:15 AM, candidates will receive 15 minutes of reading time from 10:00 AM. Students must be seated in their allotted examination halls or rooms 30 minutes before the examination begins.Candidates appearing for the 9:00 AM Art papers should also follow the reporting instructions applicable to their examination.Important instructions for ICSE Class 10 candidatesCISCE has issued several guidelines for students appearing in the 2027 examinations:• Candidates attending school regularly must wear their school uniform. Others should preferably wear their school uniform or light-coloured clothes.• The CISCE-issued admission card is compulsory.• Permitted stationery includes blue or black ink pens, pencils, scales, erasers, sharpeners and drawing instruments.• Mobile phones, smartwatches, wireless earbuds, smart glasses, electronic devices and communication-enabled wearables are prohibited.• Textbooks, notes, chits, wallets and handbags are not permitted inside the examination hall.• Candidates cannot leave the examination hall before the paper concludes.• Students must follow the invigilator's instructions and open the question paper only when permitted.CISCE has also stated that candidates and examination functionaries will remain under CCTV surveillance during the examinations.When will ICSE Class 10 results 2027 be declared?According to the examination timetable, the ICSE Class 10 results for 2027 are expected to be declared in April or May 2027. Results will be available through the official CISCE website, cisce.org, and will not be provided directly from the council's office.

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