WB Madhyamik Admit Card 2026: Download WBBSE Class 10th Hall Ticket; Direct link here
West Bengal Madhyamik Exam 2026 admit card has been released. School heads must collect the admit card from the respective camp offices. The window to rectify errors is open until January 29
Key Points
- School heads must collect hall tickets from the respective camp offices
- Correction in gender, subject, or photograph open till January 29
- Correction of the candidate name, parent or guardian name or date of birth to be done after exams
WBBSE Madhyamik Admit Card 2026: The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education has released the WB Madhyamik Exam 2026 Admit Card. Heads of schools recognised by the board must collect the WB 10th Admit Card 2026 from the respective Camp Offices.
West Bengal Class 10 Board Exam 2026 is scheduled to be conducted from February 2 to 12, 2026. The admit card will include the details of candidates, the complete exam schedule, and the exam centre. Students appearing for the exams must collect the admit cards from their respective schools.
In case of any discrepancies in the information provided, the same needs to be reported to school officials or the respective regional examination council offices. Applications for corrections in the WB Class 10 admit card must be submitted along with the original registration certificate and the admit card. The corrections will be processed only upon the payment of the requisite fee. The last date for candidates to apply corrections is January 29, 2026. It must be noted that the corrections are only open for the gender, subject, or photograph fields.
Corrections for information like candidate name, parent or guardian name or date of birth will be done only after the exams conclude. The correction window for candidates to make changes in the above mentioned details will be available from March 2 to 31, 2026, as per media reports.
Candidates are advised to check all the required details on their admit cards. The WBBSE Madhyamik Exam 2026 admit card is a mandatory document to be carried by students to the exam centre.
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