Exam Compartment

WB Madhyamik compartment exam dates 2026 will be announced after the declaration of the result. It is conducted for those candidates who fails in one or two subjects in the board exams.

The students fail in one or two subjects can appear for the NBSE HSLC compartment exams. The board will announce the Nagaland 10th supplementary exam dates after the main NBSE HSLC exam result.

A candidate failing in one of the five subjects of external examination is placed in a compartment in that subject, provided they qualify in all the subjects of internal assessment.

Karnataka board will conduct 3 board exams in a year. SSLC exam 1 is mandatory for all students. Those who fail in SSLC exam 1 can apply for exam 2. Those who did not clear SSLC exam 2 can appear for the exam 3. 

If you do not qualify in West Bengal Board Class 10 2026 exam, apply for a compartment or supplementary exam. This can be taken if you have failed in only one or two subjects. Students failing in three or more subjects cannot take the compartment exam. They need to reappear next year. 

Yes, applicants who pass the 12th standard exam with compartment will also be eligible to appear in the UPCATET exam. There are no passing percentage marks for the UPCATET exam. Candidates need to just pass the exam. But there are wise criteria which must be abided by. Students should be between 16 and less than 22 years of age on December 31, 2026. Applicants who fulfil both criteria need to fill UPCATET application form and appear in the exam. 

No, if you received RT (compartment) in three subjects from the CBSE, you are not eligible to take a compartment exam. According to CBSE regulations, you can only take the compartment exam if you failed one subject on the board exams for Class 10 or 12. You will have to retake all subjects in the upcoming annual board exam if you fail more than one.

Earlier, Class 11 Chemistry included full chapters on Hydrogen and s-block elements, covering topics like isotopes, hydrides, alkali and alkaline earth metals. But in the new supplementary syllabus, both Chapter 9 and 10 have been completely removed to reduce academic load. These deletions are part of NCERT's rationalization under NEP 2020. So now, you won't find hydrogen or s-block topics in your core syllabus, though they still matter for competitive exams like NEET or JEE.