• West Bengal Class 10 exams from February 15: Here’s Madhyamik 2027 schedule
    Indian Express | 15 July 2026
  • The Madhyamik examination, the centralised board examination for Class X conducted by the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE), for next year will be held from February 15 to February 25.

    According to the statement issued by the board on Monday, the examinations will be held between 10.45 am and 2 pm, with the first 15 minutes strictly allotted for allowing candidates to read the question paper.

    The examination begins with the first language paper, which has 12 languages, including Bengali, English and Hindi, as per the schedule.

    WBBSE has clarified that the dates of the physical education, social service and vocational education examinations will be announced later, apart from some changes in the exam schedule of several specific subjects. The examination for ‘Sewing and Needle Craft’ will be held from 10.45 am to 3 pm. The time allotted for ‘Vocal and Instrumental Music’ is from 10.45 am to 1 pm. The duration for the written exam for Computer Applications is 2 hours and 45 minutes, but the practicals will be conducted by the schools.

    The time limit for vocational subjects is 1 hour and 45 minutes.

    This year, the Class 10 board examination was held slightly earlier — from February 2 to 12 — due to the Assembly elections in the state, and the results were declared 80 days later, on May 2. A total of 9,10,598 appeared for the examination, of which 4,03,900 were boys, and 5,08,698 were girls. The number of candidates who passed the examination was 7,65,252.

    The complete Madhyamik schedule:
    February 15, 2027 (Monday) – First Language
    February 16, 2027 (Tuesday) – Second Language
    February 18, 2027 (Thursday) – History
    February 19, 2027 (Friday) – Geography
    February 22, 2027 (Monday) – Mathematics
    February 23, 2027 (Tuesday) – Physics
    February 24, 2027 (Wednesday) – Life Sciences
    February 25, 2027 (Thursday) – Optional Subject

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