JAC 10th

The Jharkhand Board class 10 compartment result is for students who reappear in failed subjects, while the regular result is for those who appeared for all subjects in the main exam. Both results are declared online and contain the same format, showing marks and pass/fail status. The final mark sheet after the compartment exam will replace your failed marks with the new ones. There is no separate mention of it being a compartment result. So, once you pass, your mark sheet looks just like any other student's.

No, the main JAC 10th exam date sheet usually includes only the theory exam dates. Practical exam dates are often announced separately by your school based on the board's instructions. These are held before or after the theory exams. You should confirm the practical schedule from your subject teacher or school office. Prepare for practicals in advance as they also carry important marks.

No, JAC 10th admit cards are not released for students to download directly. Only schools have the authority to log in to the JAC portal and download the JAC class 10 admit cards. After downloading, schools distribute the printed copies to students. Students are advised to collect it personally and keep it safe. Do not rely on online sources that claim to provide direct student admit cards.

Students must carry their JAC 10th admit card to the examination hall as it serves as proof of identity and exam eligibility. Along with it, students should also carry a school ID card (if available), black or blue pens, and other permitted stationery. Electronic gadgets and extra paper are not allowed. Make sure you reach the exam center early and follow all instructions mentioned on the admit card.

Yes, students should keep their Jharkhand Board 10th admit card safe even after the exams are completed. It may be required during result checking, re-evaluation requests, or admission to higher classes. It works as an official reference to your roll number and exam center details. Losing it could cause unnecessary issues later. It's best to keep both digital and physical copies safe.

To pass any subject, a student must score at least 33% marks in both theory and practical/internal assessments (if applicable). This means students must focus not just on the final exam but also on classroom performance and assignments. Marks from internal assessments are important too. If a student fails in one subject, they may get a chance to appear in a compartment exam. Consistent study from the beginning can make passing easy.

Yes, in recent years, JAC has included more MCQs and competency-based questions in the papers. These questions are designed to check a student's understanding of concepts, not just memorization. The weightage of MCQs can be up to 30-40% in some subjects. This encourages students to read thoroughly and understand the syllabus better. Solving previous year papers helps understand the marking trend.

It completeletely depends on how fast you learn and understand topics. However, you should aim for at least 5 to 6 hours of study daily, apart from school time. Divide your time smartly between different subjects. Include time for revision, practice, and reading new topics. On weekends or holidays, you can study a bit more to cover tough topics. Quality of study is more important than just counting hours.

The board has officially released the JAC 10th syllabus for the 2026 exams on its website. There is no changes made in the latest released syllabus. The board make changes in the JAC 10th syllabus time to time as per NEP. Students must prepare for the exam with the latest released syllabus.