JKBOSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027: Expected August 2027, Eligibility, How to Apply and Result

The JKBOSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 gives students of the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education a second opportunity to clear subjects they failed in the annual main examination. Students who fail in one or two subjects in the JKBOSE Class X main exam are placed in compartment and can appear in the compartment exam held separately for the Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh divisions. Based on previous cycles, the compartment exam is typically conducted in August for the Jammu Division and September for the Kashmir Division, with results announced in October–November.

Every year, thousands of Class X students across Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh appear in the JKBOSE compartment exam to clear their pending subjects and receive the Secondary School Certificate. The compartment exam 2027 schedule, admit card, application form, and result will all be published on the official website jkbose.nic.in once the 2027 main exam cycle concludes.

Students who fail in more than two subjects in the JKBOSE Class X main exam are not eligible for the compartment exam and must repeat the full academic year as regular students. Below are the key highlights of the JKBOSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027:

• Students who fail in 1 or 2 subjects in JKBOSE Class X are eligible for the compartment exam; failing in 3 or more means repeating the year.
• The JKBOSE Class X compartment exam 2027 is tentatively expected in August 2027 (Jammu Division) and September 2027 (Kashmir Division) at regular exam centres.
• You must submit the compartment exam form on jkbose.nic.in with a fee of ₹1,300 (normal fee) or ₹2,150 (late fee), based on the 2026 JKBOSE notification.
• Passing the compartment exam results in your marksheet showing Pass (Compartment) status, accepted for all higher education admissions in J&K.
• You must score at least 33% in theory and 33% in practical/internal assessment separately to pass each compartment subject.
• Students who fail the compartment exam can continue as private / ex-student candidates in future JKBOSE Bi-Annual or Private exam sessions.

JKBOSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027

In the 2026 cycle, JKBOSE Class X results were declared in June–July 2026. Students who appeared in the compartment exam in August–September 2026 (Jammu Division: August; Kashmir Division: September) received their compartment results in October 2026. The 2027 cycle is expected to follow a similar timeline — the compartment exam will be announced after the 2027 main exam results are declared, which are typically released in June–July. The 2027 compartment exam dates have not yet been officially published; all timelines below are expected dates based on historical JKBOSE cycles.

JKBOSE Class X Compartment Exam Datesheet 2027

The JKBOSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 datesheet will be released on jkbose.nic.in after the main annual examination results are declared. JKBOSE issues separate datesheets for the Jammu Division, Kashmir Division, and Ladakh Division — students must check the datesheet specific to their division. The table below reflects the expected event timeline for 2027 based on historical JKBOSE patterns; all dates will be confirmed officially once the 2027 annual cycle concludes.

Note: All dates for the 2027 compartment exam cycle are tentative and based on historical JKBOSE patterns. Official dates will be notified on jkbose.nic.in. Students are advised to check the official website regularly and also look out for notifications from their respective schools.

JKBOSE Class X Compartment Exam Fee Structure

The JKBOSE compartment and private exam fee must be paid online at the time of form submission on jkbose.nic.in. Based on the 2026 JKBOSE Private / Bi-Annual examination notification, the normal fee for re-appear/failure/fresh private students is ₹1,300, and students applying with an additional or optional subject beyond the standard five subjects pay ₹1,535. Late fee submissions attract a significantly higher charge. The 2027 fee structure is expected to be in a similar range; the official notification will confirm the exact amounts once released.

Note: Fee figures above are sourced from the JKBOSE 2026 Secondary School Examination (Private / Bi-Annual) notification and are subject to revision for 2027. Always refer to the latest official notification at jkbose.nic.in before submitting your form. Once the fee is paid and the form is submitted, it is generally non-refundable.

How to Submit the JKBOSE Class X Compartment Exam Form:

• Step 1: Visit the official JKBOSE website at jkbose.nic.in and navigate to the ’Online Examination Forms’ or ’Compartment / Private Exam’ section.
• Step 2: Enter your Class X registration number, roll number, and date of birth to access your record.
• Step 3: Select the subject(s) in which you wish to appear in the compartment exam.
• Step 4: Upload required documents as specified in the notification (photograph, signature, previous marksheet if required).
• Step 5: Pay the prescribed fee online through the JKBOSE payment portal using a debit card, credit card, or net banking.
• Step 6: Submit the form and immediately download and save the payment confirmation and form submission receipt.

JKBOSE Class X Passing Marks Criteria 2027

To pass the JKBOSE Class X compartment exam, students must secure at least 33% marks in the theory paper AND at least 33% marks in the practical/internal assessment component of each subject separately. Clearing the 33% overall aggregate without independently meeting the threshold in both theory and practical/internal assessment is not sufficient — both components must be passed independently. For example, scoring very high in internal assessment while failing the theory paper will still result in a fail grade for that subject.

Is 27 out of 80 a passing mark in JKBOSE Class X?

Yes, 27 out of 80 is the minimum passing mark for subjects with an 80-mark theory component in JKBOSE Class X. This corresponds to 33.75% of 80, which is rounded up to 27 as the practical minimum. However, to be fully declared passed in that subject, you must also score at least 7 out of 20 in the internal assessment component. Clearing one component while failing the other means you are not passed in that subject — both theory and internal assessment must be cleared independently. JKBOSE may also award up to 6 grace marks at its discretion to help students who fall very close to the passing mark.

JKBOSE Class X Passing Marks — Component-wise Quick Reference

Note: JKBOSE may award up to 6 grace marks in any single subject to students who narrowly miss the passing threshold, at the board’s discretion. Grace marks are not guaranteed and are applied on a case-by-case basis. The figures above represent the minimum marks required without grace mark assistance.

JKBOSE Class X Grading System

JKBOSE follows a nine-grade system for Class X results, ranging from A1 (outstanding) to E2 (fail). Each grade corresponds to a specific percentage range and an associated grade point. Grades E1 and E2 both indicate failure — students who receive either of these grades in any subject must clear that subject through the compartment exam or the private/Bi-Annual exam route before their Secondary School Certificate can be issued as ’Pass’. Grade D (33–40%) is the lowest passing grade and carries 4 grade points.

Note: The CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is calculated as the average of the best five subject grade points. A minimum CGPA of 4.0 is required for the Secondary School Certificate to carry a ’Pass’ status. Students who clear all subjects — including through compartment — and attain a CGPA of 4.0 or above receive a valid JKBOSE Class X certificate.