The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has made the admit cards available for the Class 12 supplementary examinations set for July 28. Students who registered for these exams can now obtain their hall tickets either through their schools or by downloading them online. Both regular and private candidates have access to their admit cards, but must ensure these are properly signed and stamped before the exam.
How Students Can Access Their Admit Cards
For regular candidates, the process involves their schools. Schools are required to log in to the Pariksha Sangam portal on the CBSE website to download the admit cards. Once downloaded, the admit cards must be signed and stamped by the school principal before being distributed to the students.
Private candidates have a slightly different process. They need to visit the CBSE supplementary examination portal and log in using their credentials to download their admit cards. After downloading, the admit card must be signed and stamped either by the principal of the last school they attended or by the superintendent of the examination centre where they will take the exam. This signed admit card is mandatory for entry into the examination hall.
Important Details About the Supplementary Exams
- The supplementary exams for Class 12 will begin at 10:30 am on July 28.
- Admit cards include essential information such as the student’s name, roll number, exam centre, and subject details.
- Students must verify all details on their admit cards carefully to avoid any issues on exam day.
- If discrepancies are found, students should immediately contact their school or the CBSE regional office for corrections.
- Carrying a signed and stamped admit card to the exam centre is mandatory for all candidates.
Why Proper Admit Card Handling Is Crucial
The admit card serves as the official entry pass to the examination hall. Without a properly signed and stamped admit card, students may be denied permission to sit for the exam. This process ensures that all candidates are verified and accounted for, maintaining the integrity and smooth conduct of the examination.
For private candidates, the additional step of getting the admit card signed by either the last school principal or the centre superintendent helps confirm their identity and exam eligibility. For regular candidates, the school’s involvement in issuing the admit cards helps maintain a direct line of communication and accountability.
Students are advised to follow the prescribed procedures strictly and to keep their admit cards safe until the examination is completed. This preparation can prevent last-minute issues and help ensure a smooth exam experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where can regular candidates get their CBSE supplementary admit cards?
A: Regular candidates receive their admit cards through their schools, which download them from the Pariksha Sangam portal and distribute them after signing and stamping.
Q: How do private candidates obtain their admit cards?
A: Private candidates must download their admit cards from the CBSE supplementary examination portal and get them signed and stamped by their last school principal or the exam centre superintendent.
Q: What should students do if they find errors on their admit cards?
A: Students should immediately contact their school or the CBSE regional office to have any discrepancies corrected before the exam day.
