The CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2026 — officially known as the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha (Second Main Exam) by the Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education (CGBSE) — offers a second opportunity to students who failed in one or two subjects in the Class 10 annual board exam conducted from February 21 to March 13, 2026. The CGBSE Class X result 2026 was declared on April 29, 2026, and the supplementary exam application form is expected to open in late May or June 2026 — students must monitor cgbse.nic.in daily as the notification window is usually short. Students who failed in three or more subjects are not eligible and must repeat Class X as regular students.
- Students who failed in 1 or 2 subjects in the CGBSE Class X 2026 annual exam are eligible for the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha (supplementary exam).
- The CGBSE Class X result 2026 was declared on April 29, 2026; the supplementary exam application form is expected in late May or June 2026 — not yet released as of May 29, 2026.
- The compartment exam is expected to be conducted in July 2026 at board-designated exam centres across Chhattisgarh, with results likely in August 2026.
- Students must score a minimum of 33% in each subject — theory and practical/internal assessed as separate components — to pass the compartment exam.
- Clearing the supplementary exam earns a mark sheet marked Pass (Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha), enabling Class XI admission without losing an academic year.
- Students who fail the supplementary exam can appear in the next annual exam (March 2027) as a private/external candidate in only the subject(s) they still have not cleared — marks in already-passed subjects are retained.
CGBSE, headquartered in Raipur, conducts the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha every year within 8–12 weeks of the main result declaration. Only students whose result mark sheet explicitly shows "Purak Yogya" (Compartment Eligible) may fill the supplementary exam application — the board determines this status automatically; students do not apply separately for compartment eligibility.
The supplementary exam is widely accepted for Class XI admissions across CGBSE-affiliated schools. Students who clear it proceed to Class XI on schedule; those who do not have structured options described in the Eligibility section below, allowing them to clear pending subjects without repeating all of Class X.
CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2026 — Quick Overview
The CGBSE Class X annual exam 2026 was held from February 21 to March 13, 2026, in a single morning session (9:00 AM to 12:15 PM, including 15 minutes of reading time). Results were declared on April 29, 2026. Students marked "Purak Yogya" in their result must now wait for the official compartment exam notification before submitting the application form. Based on previous years, the full supplementary cycle — application, exam, and result — concludes before August, enabling successful students to join Class XI at the start of the new academic session.
- CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam Dates 2026
- CGBSE Class X Compartment Admit Card 2026
- CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam Syllabus
- CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam Pattern 2026
- Previous Year Question Papers with Solutions
- CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam Eligibility 2026
- CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam Fee Structure
- CGBSE Class X Passing Marks Criteria 2026
- CGBSE Class X Grading System
- CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam FAQs
CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam Dates 2026
The official CGBSE Class X Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026 schedule has not been announced as of May 29, 2026. In previous years, CGBSE released the supplementary exam notification within 4–6 weeks of the main result; since the 2026 result was declared on April 29, the notification — covering application form dates, exam datesheet, and centre details — is expected in late May or June 2026. Students should check cgbse.nic.in regularly: the window between the notification release and the last date to apply has historically been just 10–15 days, leaving very little time to act.
| Event | Expected Date 2026 | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Application Form Release (Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha / Compartment) | Late May – June 2026 | (Soon) |
| Last Date to Submit Application (without late fee) | June 2026 | (Soon) |
| Last Date to Submit Application (with late fee) | June 2026 | (Soon) |
| Admit Card Release | June – Early July 2026 | (Soon) |
| Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha (Compartment Exam) | July 2026 | (Soon) |
| Compartment Exam Result Declaration | August 2026 | (Soon) |
| CGBSE Class X Annual Exam 2026 | February 21 – March 13, 2026 | (Over) |
| CGBSE Class X Result 2026 | April 29, 2026 | (Over) |
Note: All dates listed as "Soon" are estimated based on CGBSE’s previous years’ supplementary exam cycle and have not been officially confirmed for 2026. Visit cgbse.nic.in for official dates once the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha notification is released.
How to Apply for CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2026
Once the board releases the official notification, follow these steps to submit your application:
- Step 1 – Check the official website: Visit cgbse.nic.in and locate the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026 notification link on the homepage or the Examinations section.
- Step 2 – Download and fill the application form: Regular students fill the form through their school; private/external candidates fill it directly and submit to the CGBSE district office.
- Step 3 – Attach required documents: Attach a copy of your CGBSE Class X admit card, result mark sheet (showing "Purak Yogya" status), a recent passport-size photograph, and a valid identity proof.
- Step 4 – Pay the prescribed fee: Pay through the mode specified in the notification — online via the CGBSE portal, bank challan, or through your school — before the stated deadline.
- Step 5 – Submit before the deadline and keep the acknowledgement: Regular students submit through the school; private candidates submit directly. Keep the fee payment receipt and acknowledgement as proof.
CGBSE Class X Compartment Admit Card 2026
The CGBSE Class X Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha admit card 2026 will be issued approximately 10–15 days before the exam date. It will be accessible on cgbse.nic.in once the board finalises the exam schedule and centre allotment. The admit card is mandatory for entry into the examination hall — students who do not carry it will not be permitted to sit for the exam regardless of how well-prepared they are.
- Regular Students: Your school will collect admit cards from CGBSE and distribute them. Collect yours from your class teacher or school exam coordinator at least 5 days before the exam date.
- Private / External Candidates: Download the admit card directly from cgbse.nic.in using your roll number and date of birth, or collect it from the designated CGBSE district office in your area.
Note: Immediately verify all details printed on your admit card — name (as on mark sheet), roll number, subject(s), and exam centre address. Any discrepancy must be reported to your school principal or the CGBSE district office before the exam; corrections cannot be made after the exam date.
What documents should you carry to the CGBSE Class X compartment exam?
Carry your CGBSE Class X compartment admit card 2026 and one valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar card, school identity card, or voter ID). Only permitted stationery may be brought inside — blue or black ballpoint pen, pencil, and geometry instruments for subjects that require them. Mobile phones, smartwatches, electronic calculators (unless permitted by the subject), bags, and any printed or handwritten notes are strictly prohibited and may result in disqualification if found.
CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam Syllabus
The CGBSE Class X Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026 syllabus is identical to the annual board exam syllabus for the 2025–26 academic session. CGBSE does not publish a reduced or modified syllabus for the supplementary exam — you must prepare the complete Class X curriculum for the subject(s) in which you need to re-appear, using the same textbooks and study material as the annual exam.
Students appearing in one subject revise only that paper’s syllabus. Those appearing in two subjects must prepare both independently. The chapter structure, weightage, and marking scheme are unchanged from what you encountered in the February–March 2026 annual exam — use your experience of the actual paper to identify which sections to prioritise.
| CGBSE Class X Subject | Syllabus Reference |
|---|---|
| Hindi (Vishisht Hindi / First Language) | Download Syllabus PDF — cgbse.nic.in |
| English (General / Special) | Download Syllabus PDF — cgbse.nic.in |
| Mathematics | Download Syllabus PDF — cgbse.nic.in |
| Science | Download Syllabus PDF — cgbse.nic.in |
| Social Science | Download Syllabus PDF — cgbse.nic.in |
| Sanskrit / Urdu / Marathi / Bengali (Third Language) | Download Syllabus PDF — cgbse.nic.in |
Note: All CGBSE Class X subject syllabi are available on the official board website (cgbse.nic.in) under the Academic / Syllabus section. The compartment exam draws from the same full syllabus — no chapters or units are excluded.
CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam Pattern 2026
The CGBSE Class X Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026 follows the same paper structure as the annual board exam. Each subject carries 100 marks total, divided between an external theory paper and an internal assessment or practical component, and all papers are conducted offline (pen and paper) at CGBSE-designated centres. The question paper includes a mix of objective questions (MCQ), short answer, and long answer questions — identical in structure to the annual exam paper.
| Subject | Theory Marks | Practical / Internal Assessment | Key Sections | Types of Questions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hindi (First Language) | 75 | 25 (Internal / Oral Assessment) | Reading Comprehension, Grammar (Vyakaran), Literature (Gadya & Padya), Composition | Objective (MCQ), Short Answer, Long Answer |
| English | 75 | 25 (Internal Assessment) | Reading Comprehension, Writing Skills, Grammar, Literature — Prose & Poetry | Objective (MCQ), Short Answer, Long Answer |
| Mathematics | 100 | Nil | Real Numbers, Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Statistics, Probability | Objective (MCQ), Short Answer, Long Answer |
| Science | 75 | 25 (Practical Exam) | Physics, Chemistry, Biology (combined paper) | Objective (MCQ), Short Answer, Long Answer |
| Social Science | 75 | 25 (Project / Internal Assessment) | History, Geography, Political Science (Civics), Economics | Objective (MCQ), Short Answer, Long Answer |
| Sanskrit / Third Language | 75 | 25 (Internal / Oral Assessment) | Grammar (Vyakaran), Translation, Composition, Literature (Gadya & Padya) | Objective (MCQ), Short Answer, Long Answer |
CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2026 — Key Highlights
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam Mode | Offline (Pen and Paper) |
| Medium of Exam | Hindi and English (bilingual question papers) |
| Exam Session | Morning: 9:00 AM to 12:15 PM |
| Reading Time | 15 minutes (9:00 AM – 9:15 AM) — reading only; writing not permitted |
| Writing Time | 3 hours (9:15 AM – 12:15 PM) |
| Total Marks per Subject | 100 (Theory + Practical/Internal) |
| Minimum Passing Marks | 33 out of 100 per subject (33%) — theory and practical/internal assessed separately |
| Negative Marking | None |
| Subjects to Appear In | Only the subject(s) in which you failed in the annual exam (maximum 2) |
Note: Internal assessment and project marks from the annual exam are typically carried forward for the compartment exam in most subjects. For Science, the board may require a fresh practical exam — confirm this in the official Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026 notification when released on cgbse.nic.in.
Previous Year Question Papers with Solutions PDF
Solving previous year CGBSE Class X question papers is the most effective preparation strategy for the compartment exam. The Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha follows the same paper blueprint as the annual board exam, which means annual exam papers from past years serve as direct, high-quality practice material — no separate compartment exam paper bank is needed.
Using past papers strategically — subject by subject — also helps identify high-weightage units. Students who failed in a subject due to weak performance in specific chapters can use past papers to trace which chapter types consistently carry the most marks, then focus revision accordingly.
| Year | Papers Available | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | CGBSE Class X — All Subjects (Annual Exam) | cgbse.nic.in (Official) |
| 2024 | CGBSE Class X — All Subjects (Annual Exam) | cgbse.nic.in (Official) |
| 2023 | CGBSE Class X — All Subjects (Annual Exam) | cgbse.nic.in (Official) |
| 2022 | CGBSE Class X — All Subjects (Annual Exam) | cgbse.nic.in (Official) |
How to use previous year papers effectively for CGBSE compartment exam preparation
Solve at least 3–5 years of annual exam papers under timed conditions (3 hours), score yourself using the marking scheme, and note which sections cost you the most marks. Unlike the annual exam where you spread preparation across all subjects over months, the compartment exam gives you a concentrated 2–3 month window to fix only the subject(s) you failed — this focused preparation is a major advantage most students who pass the compartment exam credit as decisive.
Note: CGBSE does not always separately release compartment exam question papers. Use annual exam papers as your primary preparation resource — the compartment paper follows the same pattern and blueprint.
CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam Eligibility Criteria 2026
CGBSE prescribes clear eligibility conditions for the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha. Only students who satisfy all conditions are permitted to apply — the board determines eligibility automatically at the time of result processing. Your CGBSE Class X result mark sheet will show "Purak Yogya" (Compartment Eligible) if you qualify, or "Anuttirna" (Fail) if you failed in too many subjects — only a "Purak Yogya" result entitles you to fill the supplementary exam application form.
| Eligibility Criteria | Details | Key Insight |
|---|---|---|
| Appeared in Annual Exam | Must have appeared in the CGBSE Class X annual exam 2026 (February 21 – March 13, 2026) | Students absent in the annual exam without valid reason are not eligible; they must re-register as fresh or private candidates for the next annual exam cycle |
| Number of Subjects Failed | Failed in exactly 1 or 2 subjects as declared in the April 29, 2026 result | Failure in 3 or more subjects renders a student ineligible for the supplementary exam; they must repeat Class X as a regular student for the full year |
| Result Status on Mark Sheet | Mark sheet must carry the status "Purak Yogya" (Supplementary Eligible) | CGBSE automatically assigns this status based on subject-wise marks; no separate application for compartment eligibility is required |
| Exam Conduct During Annual Exam | Must not have been penalised for malpractice or use of unfair means during the annual exam | Malpractice cases are barred from the compartment exam as well; the disqualification carries forward |
| Passing Criteria in Compartment Exam | Minimum 33% in theory and minimum 33% in practical/internal — both components assessed independently | Scoring 33% overall but failing in the theory or practical component separately still results in a fail for that subject |
| Maximum Supplementary Attempts | Typically up to 2–3 total chances across supplementary and subsequent annual exam cycles | Each failed attempt reduces remaining options; students who exhaust all chances must re-register as regular Class X students |
What are the rules for the CGBSE Class X compartment exam?
- Regular Students: If your result shows "Purak Yogya," apply for the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha through your school before the deadline. The school submits forms collectively to CGBSE — you do not visit the board office directly unless you are a private candidate.
- Private / External Candidates: Private candidates who appeared in CGBSE Class X as external students and received "Purak Yogya" status apply directly to the CGBSE district office or through the official portal as specified in the notification.
- Students Who Fail the Supplementary Exam: Failing the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha means no more supplementary chances in the same year. However, you can appear in the next CGBSE Class X annual exam (March 2027) as a private/external candidate in only the subject(s) you have not yet cleared — subjects already passed in earlier attempts are retained and you do not need to re-appear in them.
How many chances are given in the CGBSE Class X compartment exam?
CGBSE gives students multiple structured opportunities to clear pending subjects without repeating the entire Class X year:
- 1st Chance — Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026: The supplementary exam held approximately in July 2026, covering the 1–2 subjects in which you failed in the February–March 2026 annual exam.
- 2nd Chance — Annual Exam 2027 (as Private Candidate): If you fail the supplementary exam, you appear in the March 2027 annual exam as a private/external candidate in only the subject(s) still pending — subjects already cleared need not be repeated.
- 3rd Chance — Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2027: If you receive "Purak Yogya" status again in the March 2027 annual exam, you may appear in the July 2027 supplementary exam for the remaining subject(s).
After exhausting the structured chances without clearing all required subjects, students must re-register as regular Class X students and complete the full academic year before attempting the annual exam again.
CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam — Number of Attempts
| Attempt | Exam | Tentative Schedule | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Attempt | Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026 (Supplementary) | July 2026 | Appears in 1–2 subjects failed in the February–March 2026 annual exam |
| 2nd Attempt | CGBSE Class X Annual Exam 2027 (as Private / External Candidate) | February – March 2027 | Appears only in subjects still pending; marks in already-cleared subjects are carried forward |
| 3rd Attempt | Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2027 (Supplementary) | July 2027 | Available only if the student received "Purak Yogya" again in the March 2027 annual exam |
CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam Fee Structure
The official fee for the CGBSE Class X Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026 will be specified in the compartment exam notification on cgbse.nic.in. The figures below are approximate estimates based on CGBSE’s supplementary exam fee structure from previous years — confirm exact amounts in the official 2026 notification before paying.
| Candidate Category | Fee per Subject (Approx.) | Late Fee (Additional, Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Regular Students — Schools within Chhattisgarh | ₹300 – ₹350 per subject | ₹100 – ₹200 (flat or per day, as per official notification) |
| Private / External Candidates | ₹350 – ₹400 per subject | ₹100 – ₹200 (as per official notification) |
| Schools / Centres Outside Chhattisgarh | To be announced in official notification | To be announced in official notification |
Note: The fee figures above are approximate and based on previous years’ CGBSE supplementary exam fee data. The official 2026 fee will be confirmed in the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha notification. Pay only through the mode specified by CGBSE — online via the board portal or through the bank challan as instructed — and keep the payment receipt as proof of application.
CGBSE Class X Passing Marks Criteria 2026
To pass any subject in the CGBSE Class X compartment exam 2026, students must score a minimum of 33% in each subject. Critically, the 33% threshold applies to both the theory paper and the practical/internal assessment component independently — a student who scores 33% or more in theory but below 33% in the practical (or vice versa) is still considered to have failed that subject.
A student is declared "Pass (Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha)" only after clearing all pending subjects in the supplementary exam. Marks from subjects already passed in the annual exam are carried forward automatically — the supplementary exam result sheet shows the full picture combining annual exam passed-subject marks and supplementary exam cleared-subject marks.
| Subject | Theory Marks | Practical / Internal Marks | Min. Passing in Theory | Min. Passing in Practical / Internal | Total Min. Passing (out of 100) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hindi (First Language) | 75 | 25 | 25 | 9 | 33 |
| English | 75 | 25 | 25 | 9 | 33 |
| Mathematics | 100 | Nil | 33 | — | 33 |
| Science | 75 | 25 | 25 | 9 | 33 |
| Social Science | 75 | 25 | 25 | 9 | 33 |
| Sanskrit / Third Language | 75 | 25 | 25 | 9 | 33 |
Is 25 a passing mark out of 75 in CGBSE Class X?
Yes. In a 75-mark theory paper, 25 marks is the minimum passing mark — it equals 33.33% of 75 (24.75, rounded up to 25). However, clearing the theory paper with 25 marks is not enough on its own if your subject also has a 25-mark practical or internal component: you must separately score at least 9 out of 25 (33.33% of 25 = 8.25, rounded up to 9) in that component as well. Both components must be cleared independently; a combined total of 34 (25 in theory + 9 in practical) while failing one component individually still results in a fail for the subject.
CGBSE Class X — Minimum 33% Passing Marks at a Glance
| Component | Total Marks | 33% Value | Minimum Passing Marks (Rounded Up) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theory — most subjects (Hindi, English, Science, Social Science, Sanskrit) | 75 | 24.75 | 25 |
| Practical / Internal Assessment — most subjects | 25 | 8.25 | 9 |
| Mathematics (Theory only — no practical) | 100 | 33 | 33 |
| Total (any subject) | 100 | 33 | 33 |
CGBSE Class X Grading System
The Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education evaluates Class X students using a percentage-based division system. Your CGBSE Class X mark sheet displays your total marks, aggregate percentage, and division — Distinction, First Division, Second Division, or Third Division — determined by your overall percentage across all subjects.
For students who clear the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha, the final division is calculated using the combined marks from the annual exam (subjects already passed) and the supplementary exam (subjects cleared in the second attempt). Because compartment exam marks are often lower than what students scored in passed subjects during the annual exam, overall percentages for students who clear via the supplementary exam may shift the division slightly.
| Division / Grade | Aggregate Marks Range | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Distinction | 75% – 100% | Pass with Distinction |
| First Division | 60% – 74% | Pass (First Division) |
| Second Division | 45% – 59% | Pass (Second Division) |
| Third Division | 33% – 44% | Pass (Third Division) |
| Purak Yogya (Supplementary Eligible) | Below 33% in 1–2 subjects | Eligible for Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha — overall result is "Not Pass" until supplementary is cleared |
| Anuttirna (Fail) | Below 33% in 3 or more subjects | Not eligible for supplementary exam — must repeat Class X as a regular student |
Note: Students who clear the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha are awarded the division computed from their combined final percentage (annual + supplementary marks). The mark sheet will carry the notation "Pass (Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha)" alongside the division, which is accepted for Class XI admission by CGBSE-affiliated institutions.
CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam FAQs
Ques. What is the CGBSE Class X compartment exam (Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha)?
Ans. The CGBSE Class X Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha (literally "Second Main Exam") is a supplementary examination conducted by the Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education for students who failed in one or two subjects in the annual Class 10 board exam. It gives students a second chance to clear pending subjects without losing an academic year. Students who pass receive a "Pass (Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha)" certificate and can seek Class XI admission; those who fail must appear in future exam cycles as private or regular candidates.
Ques. When will the CGBSE Class X compartment exam 2026 application form be released?
Ans. As of May 29, 2026, CGBSE has not officially released the application form for the Class X Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026. Based on previous years’ patterns — where the notification typically came within 4–6 weeks of the result — the form is expected in late May or June 2026 (the CGBSE Class X 2026 result was declared on April 29). The application window historically remains open for only 10–15 days, so check cgbse.nic.in daily once June begins.
Ques. Who is eligible for the CGBSE Class X supplementary exam 2026?
Ans. Students who appeared in the CGBSE Class X annual exam 2026 (February 21 – March 13, 2026) and failed in exactly 1 or 2 subjects are eligible. Your result mark sheet must show "Purak Yogya" (Compartment Eligible). Students who failed in 3 or more subjects (result shows "Anuttirna"), were absent without valid reason in the annual exam, or faced malpractice action are not eligible for the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026.
Ques. What happens if I fail the CGBSE Class X compartment exam?
Ans. If you fail the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha, you will not receive a passing certificate and cannot take Class XI admission in the current academic cycle. However, you do not need to repeat all of Class X. You can appear in the next CGBSE Class X annual exam (March 2027) as a private or external candidate in only the subject(s) you have not yet cleared — marks in subjects you already passed in earlier attempts are retained. This prevents you from redoing work you have already completed.
Ques. What are the minimum passing marks in the CGBSE Class X compartment exam?
Ans. You need a minimum of 33 out of 100 marks to pass any subject in the CGBSE Class X compartment exam. For subjects with a 75-mark theory paper and 25-mark practical/internal: you need at least 25 in theory (33% of 75, rounded up from 24.75) and at least 9 in practical/internal (33% of 25, rounded up from 8.25) — both components must be cleared independently. For Mathematics (100 marks theory only): the minimum is 33 marks. Scoring well in one component but below 33% in the other still results in a fail for that subject.
Ques. Will "Pass (Compartment)" on my mark sheet affect Class XI admission or future opportunities?
Ans. For Class XI admission in CGBSE-affiliated schools in Chhattisgarh, a "Pass (Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha)" result is widely accepted and does not prevent you from getting admission. Most schools and state colleges treat it on par with a regular pass for Class XI. For entrance exams and college admissions at the national level, the notation generally does not create a barrier — institutions primarily check that you hold a valid passing Class X certificate. Always confirm the specific eligibility criteria of any institution you plan to apply to, as individual policies may vary.
Ques. Can I appear in the CGBSE compartment exam if I failed 3 subjects?
Ans. No. CGBSE Class X supplementary exam eligibility is strictly limited to students who failed in exactly 1 or 2 subjects. If you failed in 3 or more subjects, your result mark sheet shows "Anuttirna" (Failed/Not Pass) — not "Purak Yogya" — and you are not eligible for the Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha. In this situation, you must either register as a regular Class X student and repeat the academic year, or appear as a private candidate in the next full annual exam for all required subjects.
Ques. Is the CGBSE compartment exam harder than the main annual exam?
Ans. No — the CGBSE Class X Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha follows exactly the same syllabus, paper structure, marks distribution, and difficulty level as the annual board exam. The question paper is prepared to the same CGBSE standards. The practical advantage for compartment students is focus: unlike the annual exam where you prepare all subjects simultaneously, the compartment exam lets you concentrate exclusively on 1–2 subjects over the 2–3 months between the April 29 result and the expected July exam — most students who clear the supplementary exam cite this concentrated preparation as the key factor.
Ques. How do I download the CGBSE Class X compartment admit card 2026?
Ans. The CGBSE Class X compartment admit card 2026 will be available on cgbse.nic.in approximately 10–15 days before the exam date — it will not be released before the exam schedule is officially announced. Regular students collect it through their school (CGBSE distributes admit cards school-wise). Private or external candidates download it directly from the official website using their roll number and date of birth, or collect it from the designated CGBSE district office. The admit card will carry your exam centre address, roll number, and subject(s) — verify all details immediately upon receipt.
Ques. Are practical or internal assessment marks from the annual exam carried forward to the CGBSE compartment exam?
Ans. In most subjects, yes — CGBSE typically carries forward internal assessment and project marks from the annual exam to the supplementary exam for the subject(s) in which a student re-appears for the theory paper. This means you would only need to sit the theory component in the compartment exam for those subjects. For Science, however, the board may require a fresh practical exam as part of the compartment process. Confirm the exact carry-forward policy for each subject in the official Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha 2026 notification on cgbse.nic.in when it is released.
Disclaimer: The information on this page about the CGBSE Class X Compartment Exam (Dwiteey Mukhya Pariksha) 2026 is compiled from the official CGBSE website (cgbse.nic.in) and based on previous years’ examination patterns. All dates, fees, and schedules marked as "Expected," "Soon," or "Approximate" are tentative and have not been officially confirmed by the board for 2026. Students are strongly advised to verify all details from cgbse.nic.in before submitting any application or making any payment. Collegedunia is not responsible for discrepancies between published information and the board’s official notifications.
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