When will the board conduct the CBSE Class 10 supplementary exams?

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CBSE 10th supplementary exams 2026 will likely be held between July 15 and 22, 2026. The exams are held in pen and paper format.

The board will release the CBSE 10th date sheet 2026 for supplementary exams in June 2026. Students can check the CBSE 10th date sheet for supplementary exams by clicking

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