Please provide the latest information on admit card for CBSE 10th.

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6 months ago

The admit card is that card which is very helpful in your exam time it provides help for taking entry in your examination hall The CBSE 10th admit card released at date February 3 2025

Inside the admit card your roll no is present which provides help you for taking information about your results

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Purusottam Nalla | Contributor-Level 6

6 months ago

CBSE 10th admit cards are already released. You must collect them from your respective schools, while private candidates can download them from the official CBSE website. Carrying the admit card is compulsory for exams.

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