CGSOS Date Sheet 2026 Out: Class 10, 12 theory exams from August 10; check time-table here
Ruchika Kumari | June 16, 2026 | 08:14 AM IST | 2 mins read
CGSOS Class 10 and Class 12 CGSOS exams will begin on August 10, 2026. Class 10 exams will end on August 25, whereas the Class 12 exams will conclude on August 29.
The Chhattisgarh State Open School (CGSOS) has announced the examination schedule for the August–September 2026 session. Class 10, 12 students scheduled to appear for the exams must now that the theory examinations will be conducted from August 10 to August 29, 2026.
Following the schedule, the Class 12 examinations will begin with Hindi (301) on August 10 and conclude with History (315) on August 29. Meanwhile, Class 10 examinations will commence with Urdu (206) on August 10 and end with Sanskrit (209) on August 25.
The board has clarified that examinations will be held as per the notified dates even if a government or local holiday falls during the examination period.
CGSOS Class 12 Examination Schedule
Chhattisgarh Board will conduct exam for all the streams together.
| Date | Day | Subject |
| August 10 | Monday | Hindi (301) |
| August 11 | Tuesday | Accountancy (320) |
| August 13 | Thursday |
Home Science (321) |
| August 17 | Monday | Physics (312) |
| August 18 | Tuesday |
Business Studies (Commerce) (319) |
| August 19 | Wednesday |
Political Science (317) |
| August 20 | Thursday | Mathematics (311) |
| August 21 | Friday | Economics (318) |
| August 22 | Saturday | Biology (314) |
| August 24 | Monday | Chemistry (313) |
| August 25 | Tuesday | Geography (316) |
| August 27 | Thursday | English (302) |
| August 29 | Saturday | History (315) |
CGSOS Class 10 Examination Schedule
Matric students can check their exam time table here.
| Date | Day | Subject |
| August 10 | Monday | Urdu (206) |
| August 11 | Tuesday | Hindi (201) |
| August 13 | Thursday | Business Studies (215) |
| August 17 | Monday | Economics (214) |
| August 18 | Tuesday | Science (212) |
| August 19 | Wednesday | Marathi (204) |
| August 20 | Thursday | Social Science (213) |
| August 21 | Friday | Home Science (216) |
| August 22 | Saturday | Mathematics (211) |
| August 24 | Monday | English (202) |
| August 25 | Tuesday | Sanskrit (209) |
All Class 10, 12 practical exams will be completed by August 29, 2026. Students can contact their respective examination centres for details regarding the dates and timings of practical examinations.
Theory examinations will be conducted in a single shift between 8:30 am and 11:45 am. Answer books will be distributed at 8:35 am, and question papers distribution will take place at 8:40 am. Students will get three hours time (8:45 to 11:45) to write the exam.
Admit cards for both exams are expected in the last week of July. Students are advised to regularly check the official website for exam-related updates.
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