CBSE

Yes, you can take CBSE Class 12 exams as a private candidate even if you had to leave school mid session. CBSE allow students who have not been able to continue their studies through regular schooling to register as private candidates under the B.Tech in the field. This option is available for those who faced various circumstances that hindered their ability to complete their education in a traditional setting. To proceed you will need to fill out the application form for private candidates. The application usually requires you to provide relevant documentation and pay the necessary fees. It is advisable to check the official website of CBSE for specific registration dates and detailed guidelines on the Application process for private candidates.

• Students can download their CBSE result 2026 by logging into the DigiLocker website or mobile application.
• Students will get credentials for DigiLocker accounts on the phone via SMS.
• Enter your details in the app to check CBSE Board 10th result 2026 online

An extra layer of security has been introduced for downloading mark sheets from DigiLocker.

To get the marksheets from DigiLocker, students can visit the website — cbseservices.digilocker.gov.in/activatecbse for initiation of their account confirmation process. Students must note that they will need a PIN to download their marksheet from the app. How do you get it? To strengthen the security and privacy of the students data, the PIN has been introduced.

To confirm the DigiLocker account, students will first have to select their class first either class 10 or 12 and then enter their school code, and roll number. Further, they access the six-digit security PIN from their schools. The PIN will be provided by their school, if not received, students will have to contact their school. The PIN will be a numeric value. Example: If pin number given by school is '012345', students will have to enter only 012345.

For clearing the CBSE supplementary exams in 2024, the most important thing that aspirants should plan for is course preparation and management of study time. Devote 4-6 academic hours a day to learning, and distribute materials and lessons to work through the curriculum in 90 days. Investigate areas where you have lesser knowledge and spend more of your time studying those topics and attempt 500-600 of the sample questions. Want to focus more on NCERT books as they majorly contain the syllabus geberated for the exam which is about 70-80%. Further, use CBSE sample papers and question papers of the previous year which is available freely from the official website of CBSE. Strive to finish studying by June 15, 2024, leave the rest of the time for revisions and practice, all the while keeping sane from stress.