PSEB Class 10 2026: Compartment Registration Open till 15 June, Result, Date Sheet and Syllabus

The PSEB Class 10 Exam 2026, also called the Punjab Board Class X Exam, is the annual matriculation examination conducted by the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) for over 2.69 lakh students every year. The Punjab Board declared the PSEB Class 10 Result 2026 on 11^th May 2026 at 12:30 PM, with an overall pass percentage of 94.52%. The latest update is the PSEB 10th Supplementary/Compartment Exam 2026 registration window, which is currently open at pseb.ac.in and closes on 15^th June 2026.

• Supplementary Registration: The last date to apply without a late fee is 15^th June 2026. Students can still apply with a late fee until 22^nd June 2026.
• Supplementary Exam: The PSEB 10th Supplementary Exam 2026 is expected to be held in July/August 2026. Last year, the compartment exam was conducted in the same window.
• Supplementary Fee: You need to pay around Rs 1,600 (Rs 1,350 examination fee plus Rs 250 practical fee) for the PSEB 10th compartment/reappear paper 2026.
• Supplementary Result: The PSEB 10th Supplementary Result 2026 is expected by September 2026. Last year, the result came out within 4-6 weeks of the exam.

What is the PSEB Class 10 Exam 2026?

The PSEB Class 10 Exam 2026 is the matriculation (Secondary School Examination) conducted by the Punjab School Education Board, Mohali. It is a state-level board exam held every year for students studying in Class 10 under the Punjab Board syllabus. The exam decides whether a student can move on to Class 11 and choose a stream (Science, Commerce or Arts).

For the 2026 cycle, the theory exams were held from 6^th March to 1^st April 2026 in offline pen-and-paper mode. More than 2.69 lakh students appeared this year across Punjab. The PSEB conducts the exam in three medium options: Punjabi, English and Hindi.

The Punjab Board is one of the oldest state boards in India and is affiliated with thousands of government, aided and private schools across Punjab. You should be aware of the official PSEB website pseb.ac.in for all admit cards, date sheets, results and supplementary updates.

Now, with the regular result already declared on 11^th May 2026, the board’s focus has shifted to the PSEB 10th Supplementary Exam 2026 for students who could not clear one or more subjects. This makes the next few weeks important for compartment and reappear candidates.

PSEB Class 10 2026 Highlights

Before going into the details, here is a quick snapshot of the PSEB Class 10 Exam 2026. The table below covers the conducting body, exam mode, total marks, languages and other key details.

PSEB Class 10 2026 Important Dates

The PSEB Class 10 2026 cycle is split into the regular annual exam (now over) and the upcoming supplementary phase. The table below lists upcoming events first (chronological) followed by past events (also chronological).

Source: Punjab School Education Board

PSEB 10th Supplementary/Compartment Exam 2026

The PSEB 10th Supplementary Exam 2026, also called the compartment or reappear exam, is the second chance for students who did not pass one or more subjects in the regular Class 10 exam. This is the most active section of the PSEB calendar right now.

The Punjab Board opened the supplementary registration window on 1^st June 2026 through the official portal at pseb.ac.in. Students can submit the online form through their school until 15^th June 2026 without a late fee. After that, the form can still be filled with a late fee until 22^nd June 2026.

Students must apply through their parent school only. Direct individual submission is not allowed. Schools must verify and forward the forms to PSEB by the prescribed verification dates.

PSEB 10th Supplementary Exam 2026 Categories

The Punjab Board allows the following categories of candidates to apply for the supplementary exam:

• Compartment Candidates: Students who failed in one or two subjects in the regular 2026 exam.
• Reappear Candidates: Students who failed in more than two subjects and want to attempt again.
• Improvement Candidates: Students who passed but want to improve their marks in any subject.
• Additional Subject: Students who want to add a new subject to their result.
• Punjab Open School (POS): Open school candidates with backlog or improvement papers.

PSEB 10th Supplementary Exam Fee 2026

Source: PSEB Official Notification

The PSEB 10th Supplementary Exam 2026 is expected to be held in July or August 2026. The detailed date sheet for the supplementary exam will be released on pseb.ac.in closer to the exam date. Last year, the compartment exam was held in the same window, and the result came out about 4-6 weeks later.

PSEB Class 10 Eligibility Criteria 2026

You should check the PSEB Class 10 eligibility before applying for any phase of the exam. The eligibility is straightforward and largely covers school-level study.

For the Regular PSEB Class 10 Exam

• You must be a student of a school recognised and affiliated with the Punjab School Education Board.
• You must have completed Class 9 from a PSEB-affiliated school and be promoted to Class 10.
• The minimum attendance requirement of 75% in each subject should be met as per school rules.
• There is no upper age limit, but Class 9 must be cleared before the Class 10 registration.

For the PSEB 10th Supplementary Exam 2026

• You must have appeared in the regular PSEB Class 10 Exam 2026.
• You should have failed in one or more subjects, or wish to improve your marks.
• Punjab Open School (POS) students with pending or backlog papers are also eligible.
• The form must be filled through the parent school within the official deadline.

Private candidates can apply through Punjab Open School channels. You should be aware that the eligibility rules for open school candidates are different and are notified separately by the board.

PSEB Class 10 Registration Process 2026

The PSEB Class 10 registration is a school-driven process. Students do not register individually on the PSEB portal. Your school fills the form on your behalf using the school login on pseb.ac.in.

Step-by-Step Registration Process

• Step 1: The school logs in to the official PSEB portal at pseb.ac.in using its institutional credentials.
• Step 2: The school fills the student’s basic details — name, father’s name, date of birth, category, photograph, and signature.
• Step 3: Subject combination is selected as per the PSEB Class 10 scheme of studies.
• Step 4: The form is reviewed and verified by the school principal before submission.
• Step 5: The examination fee is paid online through the PSEB school portal.
• Step 6: A confirmation slip is generated and shared with the student for record.

Documents Needed

• Class 9 promotion certificate or school record
• Aadhaar card details (for student identification)
• Passport-size photograph and signature
• Caste/category certificate (for reserved category students)
• Disability certificate (for PwD candidates, where applicable)

The same school-based process applies to the supplementary registration as well. You should keep in regular touch with your school’s exam co-ordinator during the registration window.

PSEB Class 10 Syllabus 2026

The PSEB Class 10 syllabus 2026 covers eight subjects, including languages, mathematics, science, social science and a Punjab-specific Punjab History and Culture paper. The official syllabus is published on pseb.ac.in for each subject.

List of Subjects

It is compulsory to pass all subjects in Group A to clear the PSEB Class 10 Exam 2026. Failing in any compulsory subject means you need to appear for the supplementary exam in that subject.

Subject-wise Coverage

• Punjabi: Prose, poetry, grammar, essay writing and letter writing.
• Punjab History and Culture: History of Punjab from medieval times, Sikh Gurus, freedom movement and cultural heritage.
• English: Reading, writing, grammar and literature.
• Hindi/Urdu: Prose, poetry, grammar and composition.
• Mathematics: Number systems, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, probability.
• Science: Physics, Chemistry and Biology with practicals.
• Social Science: History, Geography, Civics and Economics.

You should download the official syllabus PDF for each subject from pseb.ac.in at the start of the academic session. The PSEB also releases sample papers and previous-year question papers, which help you understand the marking pattern.

PSEB Class 10 Admit Card 2026

The PSEB Class 10 admit card 2026, also called the roll number slip, is issued by the board through schools before the exam. For the main 2026 exam, the admit cards were distributed to schools before 6^th March 2026 and given to students for the theory papers.

For the supplementary exam, the PSEB will release admit cards in July 2026 through schools. You will not be allowed to enter the exam centre without a valid admit card and a school identity card.

Details Printed on the Admit Card

• Student’s name, father’s name and mother’s name
• Roll number and registration number
• Date of birth and photograph
• Subjects and paper-wise exam dates
• Exam centre name and address
• Reporting time and exam timing
• Important instructions for the exam day

How to Get the PSEB Class 10 Admit Card 2026

• The school principal downloads the admit cards from the PSEB portal using the school login.
• The admit card is signed and stamped by the principal.
• The signed admit card is handed over to each student before the exam.
• You should check all details on the admit card for accuracy and report any error to your school immediately.

For the PSEB 10th Supplementary Exam 2026, expected in July/August, the admit card should reach you about a week before the first paper.

PSEB Class 10 Revaluation and Rechecking 2026

If you are not satisfied with your PSEB Class 10 marks, you can apply for revaluation or rechecking through the official portal. The board notifies the revaluation window separately after the result.

Difference Between Rechecking and Revaluation

• Rechecking: The board re-totals your marks and checks if any answer was left unmarked. The answer sheet is not re-evaluated for content.
• Revaluation: A new examiner evaluates your answer sheet again. The revised marks (higher or lower) become final.
• Photocopy of Answer Sheet: You can also request a photocopy of your evaluated answer sheet for a fee.

How to Apply for Revaluation/Rechecking

• Log in to the PSEB official portal at pseb.ac.in.
• Click on the rechecking/revaluation application link under the "Result" section.
• Enter your roll number and select the subjects.
• Pay the prescribed fee online.
• Submit the application and save the confirmation receipt.

You should apply only if you are confident that the marks awarded do not match your performance in a paper. The result of revaluation is binding, whether marks go up or down.

PSEB Class 10 Preparation Tips

If you are going to appear for the PSEB 10th Supplementary Exam 2026, or are preparing for the next 2027 cycle, the right preparation strategy can make a big difference. Here are simple but effective tips.

For Supplementary Exam Candidates

• Focus on weak subjects: Identify the subjects where you failed and start with the basics again.
• Use NCERT and PSEB textbooks: The PSEB question paper is mostly based on the prescribed textbooks. Stick to them.
• Solve sample papers: Download the latest PSEB sample papers and previous-year question papers from pseb.ac.in.
• Time yourself: Practice answering papers in the 3-hour 15-minute window to build exam stamina.
• Get teacher feedback: Ask your subject teacher to evaluate your practice papers.

For Regular Class 10 Candidates (Next Cycle)

• Start your preparation right from the beginning of Class 10, not just a few months before the exam.
• Make a weekly timetable and stick to it.
• Revise each chapter within a week of completing it in school.
• Pay attention to the 25% MCQ weightage but do not ignore the 75% subjective part.
• Take internal assessment seriously — 20 marks per subject add up to 160 marks across 8 subjects.

Important Tips for the Exam Day

• Carry your admit card and a school identity card to the centre.
• Reach the exam centre at least 30 minutes before the reporting time.
• Read the question paper carefully in the first 15 minutes.
• Attempt the easy questions first to build confidence.
• Keep at least 15 minutes at the end for revision.

With just a few weeks left for the supplementary exam, focused revision matters more than starting new topics. Stick to your textbook, solve at least one previous year paper per subject and stay confident on the exam day.