In a student-friendly and inclusive move, the School Education & Literacy Department has officially extended the last date for registration of students appearing for the SSLC Examination-1 (March 2026).
This extension comes as a big relief for thousands of government school students, headmasters, and parents who were finding it difficult to complete the registration process within the original deadline.
The department’s decision reflects its commitment to “no child is left behind”. By giving extra time, the government ensures that every eligible student — especially those from remote areas, economically weaker sections, and schools facing administrative delays — gets an equal opportunity to register and appear for the crucial Class 10 board examination.
Key highlights of the announcement:
This extension is more than just a date change — it is a clear message that the School Education & Literacy Department is serious about inclusive and stress-free education. By removing last-minute hurdles, the government is enabling students to focus on what truly matters: preparing well and performing confidently in the March 2026 SSLC exams.
To every SSLC student reading this: this extra time is a gift. Use it wisely, revise thoroughly, and step into the exam hall with confidence!
Wishing you all the very best for your preparations and the upcoming board exams!
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