CBSE Class 12 2027 Important Dates
Full pageStatus (as of 17 October 2026): The 2027 theory date sheet has not been released. Registration-related dates below are from CBSE circulars; private candidate dates are as reported.

CBSE Class 12 2027: Important Dates
Event | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
LOC submission by schools (regular) | 24 September – 21 October 2026 | Official (last date confirmed in CBSE reminders) |
LOC with late fee | Up to 30 October 2026 | As reported |
Data correction window (names, date of birth, subjects) | 2 – 4 November 2026 | Official |
Private candidate forms (without late fee) | 8 – 23 October 2026 | As reported |
Private candidate forms (with late fee) | 24 – 30 October 2026 | As reported |
Practical exams (winter-bound schools) | Expected Nov – Dec 2026 | Not yet notified |
Practical exams (other schools) | Expected Jan – Feb 2027 | Not yet notified |
Theory exam date sheet | Awaited | Not yet released |
Result | Awaited | Not yet announced |
What to Expect
In the 2026 cycle, CBSE released the tentative date sheet in late September 2025 and theory exams started on 17 February 2026. CBSE will announce the 2027 schedule on cbse.gov.in.
Key Takeaways
LOC last date: 21 October 2026.
Correction window: 2–4 November 2026.
2027 theory exam dates are awaited.
Pro Tip: Check your name, parents’ names, date of birth and subjects with your school before 4 November 2026 — CBSE says no correction will be allowed after that window.
Source: CBSE LOC circular 2026-27 and reminders on cbse.gov.in; private candidate dates as reported by Careers360 (secondary)
Frequently Asked Questions
When will CBSE Class 12 2027 exams start?
CBSE has not announced the 2027 dates yet. In 2026, exams started on 17 February.
What is the last date for CBSE LOC submission 2026-27?
21 October 2026 for the regular window; late submission was reported up to 30 October 2026 with a late fee.
Can I correct my name or date of birth in CBSE records?
Yes, through your school during the correction window from 2 to 4 November 2026. No corrections are allowed after that.

