UK Board Class 12 Exam 2026 Begins from 21 February 2026

UK Board Class 12 Exam 2026 to Begin from 21 February 2026, as announced by the Uttarakhand Board of School Education. The examinations will conclude on 20 March 2026. More than 1.3 lakh students are expected to appear at around 1,261 examination centres across the state.

UK Board Class 12 Date Sheet 2026 and Exam Schedule

The UBSE has released the Class 12 date sheet on its official website. Exams will be conducted in a single shift from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Students must reach their centres at least 30 minutes before the reporting time. The examination will begin with Drawing and Painting on 21 February 2026. Key subject dates are listed below:

• 21 February 2026: Drawing and Painting
• 23 February 2026: Hindi, Agriculture Hindi
• 24 February 2026: Hindustani Music (Vocal and Percussion)
• 25 February 2026: Biology
• 26 February 2026: Economics
• 28 February 2026: Psychology, Agricultural Physics & Climatology, Agricultural Zoology, Sociology, Mathematics
• 6 March 2026: Political Science, Physics, Agro Botany, Agriculture Economics
• 7 March 2026: Commercial Trades
• 9 March 2026: Sociology, Chemistry, Agricultural Engineering, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary
• 10 March 2026: Military Science, Computer Science
• 11 March 2026: English
• 12 March 2026: Geography, Accountancy, Geology, Agricultural Mathematics and Statistics, Agricultural Chemistry
• 14 March 2026: Home Science
• 16 March 2026: History, Business Studies
• 18 March 2026: English
• 20 March 2026: Sanskrit, Urdu, Punjabi

Students can download the complete PDF of the UK Board Class 12 timetable 2026 from the official UBSE portal.

UK Board Class 12 Marking Scheme 2026

UBSE has defined a clear marking pattern for different streams. Students must understand the theory and practical weightage before appearing in the examination. The marking scheme is as follows:

• Science Stream (Physics, Chemistry, Biology): 70 theory + 30 practical marks
• Commerce Stream (Accountancy, Business Studies): 80 theory + 20 internal marks
• Humanities (History, Political Science): 80 theory + 20 internal marks
• Mathematics: 80 theory + 20 internal marks
• Languages (Hindi, English): 80 theory + 20 internal marks
• Geography: 70 theory + 30 practical marks

Students are advised to follow the official schedule strictly and complete revisions in line with the prescribed marking pattern.