ICSE, ISC Time Table 2026 Soon; CISCE Exams Expected from February 16

The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) is likely to release the ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12) Time Table 2026 soon. As per reports, the official CISCE date sheet 2026 will be published in November 2025 on the board’s website —cisce.org. According to early updates, the ICSE Class 10 exams 2026 are expected to be held between February 16 and March 21, while the ISC Class 12 exams 2026 are likely to take place from February 20 to April 5, 2026.

CISCE Exam 2026 Overview

The Council conducts both ICSE and ISC examinations annually for affiliated schools across India and abroad. The 2026 timetable will outline subject-wise dates, timings, and important exam instructions for students.

Expected ICSE, ISC Exam Schedule 2026

The official notification will soon confirm the detailed subject-wise schedule. However, as per sources, the tentative exam timeline is expected to follow the pattern below:

The time table will also include specific exam durations and reporting times.

Steps to Download ICSE, ISC Time Table 2026

Once released, students can download the CISCE date sheet 2026 directly from the board’s website. The steps to access it are as follows:

1. Visit the official website — cisce.org
2. Go to the ‘Notice Board’ section on the homepage
3. Look for ‘ICSE/ISC Time Table 2026’ link
4. Click on the respective class name — ICSE or ISC
5. The timetable PDF will open on a new page
6. Download and save it for reference

The CISCE board advises students to check the PDF carefully and note down subject codes and timings.

CISCE Exam Day Guidelines

The time table PDF will also include general rules that students must follow during the exam period. Some of these are listed below:

• Candidates should arrive at the examination centre 30 minutes before the scheduled start time.
• Carrying the CISCE admit card 2026 is mandatory for entry.
• The use of mobile phones, calculators, or smart devices will not be permitted.
• Students must write their unique identification number and index number correctly on every answer booklet.

The board may also issue specific guidelines for schools regarding the conduct of practical and internal assessments ahead of the written exams.