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14-05-2025
The CBSE Compartment Exam is a crucial opportunity for students who didn’t pass their main exams in one subject. The process might seem overwhelming, but with the right guidance, you can navigate through it smoothly. This blog will cover everything you need to know about applying for the CBSE compartment exams, the fees involved, the exam process, and tips to help you succeed.
The CBSE provides specific timelines for applying, exam schedules, and result announcements. Make sure you don’t miss out on these key dates:
Application Start Date: May 31, 2025
Application End Date: June 15, 2025
Application with Late Fee: After June 15, 2025, late fee charges of ₹2,000 apply.
Admit Card Release: July 5, 2025
Exam Dates:
Class 10: July 15-22, 2025
Class 12: July 1-15, 2025
Results Announcement: August 2025
Make sure to mark these dates on your calendar to stay on top of your application and exam schedule!
Class 10 Students: Students who failed in one subject can apply for the compartment exam. This is a second chance to pass the subject and continue with their academic year.
Class 12 Students: Like Class 10, students who have failed in one subject can apply for the compartment exam.
Important: Students who have failed in more than two subjects must appear for the entire board exam again in the following academic year.
The fee structure for the compartment exam is divided based on the student’s location (India, Nepal, or abroad). Here's a breakdown of the costs:
India: ₹300 per subject
Nepal: ₹1,000 per subject
Outside India: ₹2,000 per subject
Practical Exam Fee: ₹150 per subject
Late Fee: ₹2,000
India: ₹300 per subject
Nepal: ₹1,000 per subject
Outside India: ₹2,000 per subject
Late Fee: ₹2,000
These fees are applicable for each subject the student failed. For subjects that include practical exams (like Science), an additional fee of ₹150 per subject is required.
Step 1: Your school will manage the application process and submit the List of Candidates (LOC) to the CBSE.
Step 2: You’ll need to pay the fees as instructed by your school through their designated payment channels.
Step 3: Ensure that your school verifies all details, and your school will provide your admit card ahead of the exam.
Step 1: Visit the official CBSE website cbse.gov.in.
Step 2: Choose the "Compartment/Improvement Exam" section.
Step 3: Complete the application form by filling in details such as your previous exam roll number and the subjects you are appearing for.
Step 4: Pay the exam fee online through options like credit/debit card, NEFT, or RTGS.
Step 5: Once your form is submitted, the CBSE will issue your admit card, which you can download from the website.
Identify Your Weaknesses: Focus your efforts on the subject(s) you failed. Review the topics that you found difficult during the main exam and spend more time on them.
Use Previous Years' Papers: Solve previous year’s compartment exam papers or sample papers to get familiar with the exam pattern and question types. This will also help you understand time management during the exam.
Prepare for Practical Exams: If your failed subject involves practical exams, don’t ignore your lab work. Make sure to go through the practical experiments thoroughly. This can make a significant difference in your overall score.
Set a Realistic Study Schedule: Time is limited, so create a balanced study schedule that allows you to cover all important topics. Dedicate extra time to challenging subjects.
Stay Positive and Manage Stress: Compartment exams are your second chance to succeed, so don’t let stress get in your way. Stay positive, believe in your abilities, and take breaks when needed.
Once the compartment exam results are declared, students have the option to request:
Revaluation: If you feel your marks were incorrectly awarded, you can apply for revaluation by paying the necessary fee.
Photocopy of Answer Scripts: If you want to see your marked answer sheet, you can apply for a photocopy to understand your mistakes and improve for future exams.
The CBSE Compartment Exam is an essential opportunity for students to salvage their academic year after failing in one subject. By following the correct application process, paying attention to the exam dates, and preparing thoroughly, you can improve your chances of passing the exam.
Whether you are a regular student or a private candidate, ensure you stay informed, manage your time wisely, and keep a positive mindset throughout the process.
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