# Bihar board extends matric, intermediate exam form deadline to 31 Oct

2026-10-16T05:16:45+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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The Bihar School Examination Committee has extended the application period for the Matric and Intermediate Annual Examination 2027. Students who missed the original deadline ending 15 October can now apply from 16 to 31 October by paying a late fee. The decision was announced by committee chairman Dr Tyagarajan S. M. School principals will fill the online forms on behalf of students. The official websites are intermediate.biharboardonline.com for Intermediate and exam.biharboardonline.org for Matric. Students must contact their respective schools to complete the process. The committee advises students to approach schools early rather than wait until the final date.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The extension benefits students who missed the original deadline, but the late fee adds a financial burden. The Bihar School Examination Committee has not clarified the fee amount, leaving families to budget without full information. Students must approach their schools directly, making the process dependent on school staff availability. The final deadline is 31 October, after which no applications will be accepted, and the committee has not announced any further extension.

## Coverage

- amarujala.com <https://www.amarujala.com/bihar/bseb-matric-and-inter-exam-2027-last-chance-to-apply-with-late-fee-from-october-16-2026-10-15>
  Straightforward factual report of a government deadline extension, no slant.

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