# CBSE opens private student applications from 8 October, fee Rs 320 per subject

2026-10-08T05:06:24+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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CBSE began accepting applications on Thursday, 8 October, for private students of Classes X and XII for the 2027 main exams. The deadline to apply with the standard fee of Rs 320 per subject is 23 October. For Nepal, the fee is Rs 1,100 per subject, and for other foreign countries, it is Rs 2,200 per subject. Late applications will be accepted from 24 to 30 October with an extra Rs 2,000 fee. Class XII students must also pay a practical exam fee of Rs 160 per subject in India, Rs 175 in Nepal and Rs 375 abroad. The CBSE website has the full schedule for both classes.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The 23 October deadline for standard-fee applications creates a clear early window for private candidates. Students applying after that date will face an extra Rs 2,000 late fee, making the 24 to 30 October slot costlier. Practical exam fees for Class XII candidates add another layer of cost, varying by location. The CBSE website remains the single point for checking subject-specific schedules and guidelines.

## Coverage

- bhaskar.com <https://www.bhaskar.com/local/rajasthan/ajmer/news/cbse-private-student-application-2027-exam-fees-last-date-139285342.html>
  Straight event announcement with fee and date details, no slant

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