Madhyamik from Feb 2 to 12 next yr
Kolkata: The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) released the schedule for next year's Madhyamik examination, which will start on February 2 and end on February 12.The examination will start a little earlier than this year's, which was scheduled between February 10 and February 22.The exam will start with the First Language on February 2, followed by the second language on February 3, history on February 6, geography on February 7, mathematics on February 9, physical science on February 10, life science on February 11, and optional elective subjects on February 12.Dates for physical education, social service, and work education will be announced later. WBBSE has announced that exams will begin daily at 10.45 am and end at 2 pm.Kolkata: The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) released the schedule for next year's Madhyamik examination, which will start on February 2 and end on February 12.The examination will start a little earlier than this year's, which was scheduled between February 10 and February 22.The exam will start with the First Language on February 2, followed by the second language on February 3, history on February 6, geography on February 7, mathematics on February 9, physical science on February 10, life science on February 11, and optional elective subjects on February 12.Dates for physical education, social service, and work education will be announced later. WBBSE has announced that exams will begin daily at 10.45 am and end at 2 pm.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
India.com
3 days ago
- India.com
Meet Devdutta Majhi, JEE Advanced female topper who cleared exam by self-study, she is from.., her AIR is…
Devdutta Majhi, who made headlines by topping the West Bengal Madhyamik exams in 2023 and securing the 6th position in the Higher Secondary exams, has now achieved yet another extraordinary milestone. She has emerged as the female topper in JEE Advanced 2025, earning an impressive All India Rank 16 in the Common Rank List with 312 marks. She also topped the state of West Bengal and the IIT Kharagpur zone. Hailing from the IIT Kharagpur zone, she is one of the five students from the region to make it to the top 100. A student of Katwa Durgadasi Chaudhurani Girls' High School, Devdutta's consistent academic brilliance has now been stamped with national-level success. Advertisement === Unlike many JEE aspirants who depend on coaching centers, Devdutta took a different route. She chose to prepare from home, using online resources to clear her doubts and improve her understanding. She also regularly practiced through mock tests to sharpen her skills. After finishing her Madhyamik exams in 2023, Devdutta followed a strict study routine, dedicating at least 10 hours a day for JEE preparation. Speaking to The Times of India, she said, 'I had a clear goal i.e. to crack JEE Advanced. I avoided all social events, family functions, and distractions to stay focused.' Advertisement === 'Self-study was my strength,' says Devdutta Majhi Devdutta Majhi believes that success in exams like JEE Mains and Advanced is not something coaching centres alone can ensure. 'You need a proper study plan and consistent practice over two years. At the end of the day, self-study is the most effective tool,' she shared. What makes her achievement even more meaningful is the personal sacrifice that came with it. Devdutta, who used to love playing the violin, set it aside completely during her preparation. 'I didn't touch my violin for two years. It was something I loved deeply, but I knew I had to give it up. The only break I allowed myself was talking to my mother about my studies,' she said with a smile. After securing AIR 16 in JEE Advanced 2025 and emerging as the female topper, Devdutta now wants to get admission in the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore. She wants to explore the world of artificial intelligence and robotics, especially in the field of research. The JEE Advanced 2025, conducted on May 18, saw 1.8 lakh candidates appear for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. Out of those, 54,378 students qualified, including 9,404 girls.
Time of India
06-05-2025
- Time of India
Madhyamik from Feb 2 to 12 next yr
Kolkata: The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) released the schedule for next year's Madhyamik examination, which will start on February 2 and end on February examination will start a little earlier than this year's, which was scheduled between February 10 and February exam will start with the First Language on February 2, followed by the second language on February 3, history on February 6, geography on February 7, mathematics on February 9, physical science on February 10, life science on February 11, and optional elective subjects on February for physical education, social service, and work education will be announced later. WBBSE has announced that exams will begin daily at 10.45 am and end at 2 The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) released the schedule for next year's Madhyamik examination, which will start on February 2 and end on February examination will start a little earlier than this year's, which was scheduled between February 10 and February exam will start with the First Language on February 2, followed by the second language on February 3, history on February 6, geography on February 7, mathematics on February 9, physical science on February 10, life science on February 11, and optional elective subjects on February for physical education, social service, and work education will be announced later. WBBSE has announced that exams will begin daily at 10.45 am and end at 2 pm.
Time of India
06-05-2025
- Time of India
WBBSE Madhyamik Pariksha 2026 dates announced: Exams begin February 2, download full schedule here
WBBSE announces Madhyamik Pariksha 2026 dates: Exams begin February 2, check exam dates and subjects. (Representative Image) WBBSE Madhyamik Pariksha 2026: Complete subject-wise schedule released Day Date Subject Monday February 2, 2026 First Languages * Tuesday February 3, 2026 Second Languages ** Friday February 6, 2026 History Saturday February 7, 2026 Geography Monday February 9, 2026 Mathematics Tuesday February 10, 2026 Physical Science Wednesday February 11, 2026 Life Science Friday February 12, 2026 Optional Elective Subjects *First Languages include Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Modern Tibetan, Nepali, Odia, Gurumukhi (Punjabi), Telugu, Tamil, Urdu, and Santali. *Second Languages: 1) English, if any language other than English is chosen as First Language. 2) Bengali or Nepali, if English is the First Language. Practical and special subject details Other components to be announced later The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has officially released the schedule for the Madhyamik Pariksha (Secondary Examination), 2026. As per the notification issued on May 6, 2025, the exams will commence on February 2, 2026, and continue until February 12, examinations will be held in a single paper each day, starting from 10:45 a.m. and concluding at 2:00 p.m. Students will be given the first 15 minutes exclusively for reading the question paper. The board has made it clear that the schedule is subject to change if required, and any modifications will be duly WBBSE has provided a detailed subject-wise timetable for the upcoming Madhyamik Pariksha. Examinations will begin with the First Language paper and conclude with the Optional Elective Subjects paper. Below is the full schedule as notified:The board has also shared key details about practical and specialised subject examinations. For subjects such as Sewing and Needle Work, the exam will last four hours and fifteen minutes. Music (both vocal and instrumental) theory papers will run for two hours and fifteen minutes. The venue and timing for music practicals, to be conducted only in Kolkata, will be notified Computer Application theory exam will be two hours and forty-five minutes long. Its practical component will be organised individually by respective schools. Similarly, vocational subject theory papers will be of one hour and forty-five minutes duration, with practicals to be conducted either by Sector Skill Councils or the schools for examinations in Physical Education, Social Service, and Work Education have not yet been finalised. WBBSE has stated that these will be communicated in due and schools are advised to stay updated through official channels for any further announcements from the board.
