The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has extended the deadline for submitting exam applications for the CBSE Class 10 and 12 Board Exam 2024. This extension, which was announced on October 12, is applicable for private candidates. Students now have until October 18 to complete and submit their CBSE board exam forms without incurring any late fees. To do so, they can visit the official CBSE website at cbse.gov.in, to fill out the application and make the necessary fee payment.
For students who missed the initial application deadline, there is still an opportunity to submit their forms for the 2024 exams, albeit with the requirement of paying a late fee. Private students can do so from October 19 to October 25, with late fee charges. This allows those who missed the initial deadline to still participate in the upcoming CBSE board exams.
According to the official notice released on September 5, the list of eligible candidates who can submit their exam forms encompasses several groups. Students who faced failures or had to repeat essential exams in the years 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022, can appear. Students who passed the exam in 2023 and who aim to enhance their performance in specific subjects can also participate in the board exams for 2024.
CBSE Board Exam Form 2024: Important Dates For Private Students
Last date to fill CBSE exam form without late fees: October 18
Last date to apply for the CBSE board exam with late fees: October 19 to 25
CBSE Board Exam 2024: Registration Fee
For private students who wish to take five CBSE 10th and 12th grade exams, the registration fee is set at Rs 1,500. However, for test takers from outside of Nepal, the fee is higher at Rs 10,000.
In the case of additional subjects, applicants from India are charged an extra Rs 300 per subject. Applicants from Nepal, on the other hand, need to pay Rs 1,000 per additional subject, and applicants from other countries are charged Rs 2,000 per additional subject. These fee variations are applicable based on the candidate’s location and the number of subjects they choose to appear for in the CBSE exams.
The fees for compartment exams are consistent with those for additional subjects. As for the practical exams, candidates from India and Nepal are required to pay Rs 150 for each subject, while those from other countries need to pay Rs 350 per subject. The CBSE Board Exams for 2024 are slated to occur in February, March, and April 2024 for private students.
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