The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) organised a live webinar to answer questions about the List of Candidates (LOC) registration and correction of student details for the Class 10 and 12 board exams in 2027. This event aimed to make the examination process more student-friendly and transparent, helping schools, students, and parents understand important procedures.
- CBSE encouraged schools to ensure accuracy in LOC submissions and student registrations.
- More than 450 school principals and educators participated in the webinar.
- The board highlighted the importance of resolving registration issues early to avoid student stress.
- CBSE will soon begin registration for Class 9 and 11 students.
- The webinar included a live question-and-answer session with senior CBSE officials.
What is the LOC registration process for CBSE board exams?
The LOC registration process is a key step for students appearing in the Class 10 and 12 board exams. Schools submit a list of candidates who will take the exams, including their personal and academic details. This ensures that all students are properly registered and can appear for their exams without issues.
CBSE has started the LOC registration for the 2027 exams, covering around 32,000 affiliated schools in India and 26 other countries. The board will soon open registration for Class 9 and 11 students as well.
Why did CBSE organise this webinar?
The webinar was organised to address common questions and challenges related to LOC registration and corrections. It aimed to help schools and parents understand how to submit accurate information and correct any errors in student particulars before finalising registrations.
CBSE emphasised the importance of timely and accurate data submission, including correct subject combinations and fee compliance. The board also highlighted special provisions for Children with Special Needs (CWSN) to ensure inclusive exam processes.
Who participated in the webinar and what topics were covered?
Over 450 school principals and educators from CBSE-affiliated schools joined the live webinar. They asked questions about correcting student details, subject selection and changes, LOC data submission and verification, registration procedures for Classes 9 and 11, and fee-related issues.
The Controller of Examinations gave a detailed presentation on important aspects of the registration and LOC process. Senior CBSE officials answered questions during a live Q&A session, providing clarity and guidance to participants.
How does CBSE plan to support schools and students during registration?
CBSE encouraged schools to resolve any registration or LOC issues well in advance. This approach helps students focus on their studies without facing avoidable procedural difficulties. The board aims to make the examination process smooth, transparent, and student-friendly.
The webinar was live-streamed on CBSE’s official YouTube channel, allowing students and parents to benefit from the information shared. This initiative reflects CBSE’s commitment to improving communication and support for all stakeholders involved in the board exams.
