CBSE Class 12 supplementary admit card out; exam on July 28 for over 2.5 lakh

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the admit cards for the supplementary examinations scheduled to be held on July 28. Those who registered for the supplementary exams can now collect their admit cards through their respective schools or download them online. Hall tickets have been made live for both regular and private candidates. Students must ensure that their admit cards are duly signed and stamped before appearing for the examination.

For regular candidates, admit cards are available through the school login on the CBSE website. Schools must download the admit cards from the Pariksha Sangam portal and issue them to students.

Private candidates can download their admit cards by visiting the CBSE supplementary examination portal and logging in using the required credentials. After downloading the admit card, they must get it signed and stamped either by the principal of the last school they attended or by the centre superintendent of their allotted examination centre. CBSE Class 12 exams will begin at 10:30 am on July 28.

CBSE conducted the Class 12 exams for 18,57,517 registered students, and the pass percentage was recorded at 85.20%.

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How to download CBSE supplementary admit card 2026?

Regular and private candidates can follow these steps to download hall tickets

• For regular candidates, schools should log in to the Pariksha Sangam portal
• Download the admit cards
• Get them signed and stamped by the school principal
• Distribute to students

Private candidates

• They must visit the CBSE supplementary examination portal
• Enter the required login credentials
• Download the admit card
• Get it signed and stamped by the principal of the last attended school or the centre superintendent
• Carry the signed admit card to the examination centre

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CBSE Class 12 students are advised to carefully verify all details mentioned on their admit cards, including their name, roll number, examination centre and subject details. In case of any discrepancy, students should immediately contact their school or the CBSE regional office for rectification.

The board reiterated that all candidates must obtain or download their admit cards as per the prescribed process, ensure they are duly authenticated with the required signature and stamp, and carry them to the examination centre on the day of the examination.