The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially announced the release of admit cards for the Class 12 supplementary examinations scheduled for 2026. The hall tickets are now available for download on the board's official portal at cbse.gov.in, and students across the country are urged to collect them at the earliest convenience.
Supplementary examinations, commonly referred to as improvement or re-examination opportunities, allow Class 12 students who were unable to clear their board exams in the main session to appear again and improve their scores. This process is open to both regular school-going students and private candidates who registered independently with the board.
Eligible candidates can access their admit cards by visiting the official CBSE website and navigating to the designated student portal. The download process typically requires candidates to enter their roll number, date of birth, and other identification details that were provided during registration. Once verified, the system generates a printable hall ticket containing essential examination details.
Each admit card includes critical information such as the candidate's name, photograph, roll number, exam centre allocation, reporting time, and subjects for which the student is appearing. Candidates are strongly advised to carefully verify all details on the card and report any discrepancies to their school authorities or the board immediately.
Exam centres for the supplementary tests have been allocated across major cities and towns throughout India, with a limited number of international centres also included for NRIs and overseas students. Students should note the venue assigned to them well in advance to plan travel and accommodation accordingly.
The supplementary exam schedule is expected to follow shortly, with datesheet notifications likely to be published on the same portal. CBSE has historically conducted these exams during the summer months, giving students a second opportunity before college admissions and other academic pursuits commence.
