North India Statesman
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The festive season has started, there is a slight coolness in the air and the mind is in a slight holiday mood … but now the time has come for students of 10th and 12th to play ‘Wake-up call’!
The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has indicated that it may soon release the full timetable of board exams to be held in 2026, ie SSC (10th) and HSC (12th).
This news is like a big ‘alarm clock’ for millions of students who should now tighten their gear and start finalizing their preparations.
When can the exam start?
Although official dates have not been announced yet, but given the pattern of every year, it is expected that:
- HSC (12th) examinations: Second or third week of February 2026 Can start in.
- SSC (10th) examinations: First week of March 2026 There is every possibility of starting in.
What to do now students? (This is the real ‘game plan’)
This time is not to panic, but to prepare in a smart way:
- Emphasis on eliminating syllabus: Do not shrink anymore. Try to finish your entire syllabus at least once by or immediately after the Diwali holidays, so that you have a lot of time for revision.
- Your ‘real friends’ are old papers: Start solving the question papers of the last 5-7 years. With this, you will get an accurate idea of how the question is asked by the paper pattern, marking scheme and most important, which chapter.
- Practice to write: The board exam is not just knowledge, but also a test of your writing speed and presentation. Make a habit of writing at least one or two questions every day.
- Do not wait for timetable: The timetable will come when it comes. You should assume that your exams are in February-March and make your study plan accordingly.
The release of the timetable means that the countdown of boards has now started оффициально. These for a few months will decide your hard work and focus how great your result will be. So, get involved in studies, all the best!
