The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has opened the List of Candidates (LOC) correction window for Class 10 and Class 12 students appearing in the 2026 board exams. Schools can now review and update student information through the official CBSE portal (cbse.gov.in) until October 27, 2025.
The correction window allows students to ensure the accuracy of their personal details, subjects, and examination centre choices before the final roll number slips are generated. CBSE has emphasised that this is the final opportunity for making corrections, and no further changes will be accepted after the deadline.
Who Can Make Corrections?
The LOC correction facility is available for all registered Class 10 and Class 12 students who will appear in the CBSE Board Exams 2026. Students who notice any errors in their name, date of birth, subject combinations, or other personal information can request changes through their respective schools.
Schools are responsible for submitting and verifying corrections online before forwarding them to CBSE for approval.
Steps to Correct CBSE LOC Data 2026
Schools and students can follow the steps below to make corrections in the LOC form:
- Visit the official website at cbse.gov.in
- Log in using the school credentials or student ID provided by the school
- Review all details carefully, including:
- Name and spelling
- Date of birth
- Subject combinations
- Examination centre details
- Submit the required corrections for school verification
- The school will then verify and forward the corrections to CBSE for final approval
CBSE LOC Correction 2026 Deadline
The last date to submit corrections is October 27, 2025. CBSE has made it clear that corrections submitted after the deadline will not be accepted. Students are advised to check all information carefully, as any mistake may reflect in the final roll number or admit card.
Points to Remember
- Only minor corrections such as spelling errors, subject changes, or personal data updates are permitted.
- Major changes like exam centre transfers may require separate approval.
- Students must double-check all details before final submission.
- Once the correction window closes, no further requests will be entertained.
The CBSE LOC correction process is entirely online to make it easier for schools and students to ensure data accuracy. Candidates should act promptly and confirm all details before the October 27 deadline to avoid discrepancies in their board exam documents.
