JKBOSE hopeful of declaring annual results by 10 January

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Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) Chairman Ghulam Hassan Sheikh on Monday said the board aims to declare the annual regular examination results by 10 January 2027. Speaking to reporters in Srinagar, he said the board hopes to announce the results within a month after exams conclude, though he cautioned that the target is not guaranteed.

JKBOSE hopeful of declaring annual results by 10 January

Sheikh noted that main subjects have been completed, with only a few additional and vocational subjects remaining. After theory exams finish, around 10 days are needed for practical examinations and other formalities. Around 2.70 lakh students registered for Class 10, 11 and 12 exams across Kashmir and winter zone areas of Jammu division this year.

The Class 10 exams began on 19 October and will end on 18 November. Class 12 exams run from 21 October to 21 November, and Class 11 exams from 29 October to 30 November. On heating arrangements at exam centres, Sheikh said the weather is pleasant and JKBOSE does not provide such facilities.

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The January 10 deadline is a stated aspiration, not a commitment, leaving students and families without a firm date for results that determine college admissions and further studies. Sheikh acknowledged the target could slip. With 2.70 lakh students across three classes, any delay in practical exams or evaluation could push the announcement beyond early January. The board's own past performance of announcing results within a month sets a benchmark, but this year's staggered exam schedule, Class 10 ends 18 November, Class 12 on 21 November, and Class 11 on 30 November, means the evaluation window is compressed. The next concrete milestone is the completion of Class 11 exams on 30 November.


Source: greaterkashmir.com

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