The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has released the date sheet for the Matriculation and Intermediate Sent-up Exams 2025-26. The 10th and 12th-grade sent-up exams will commence from November 19. The board has clarified that only students who pass this examination will be eligible to appear for the final board exams, while admit cards will not be issued to students who fail.
Bihar Board 2025: The Bihar School Examination Board has released the schedule for the 10th and 12th Sent-up Exams 2025-26, according to which the examinations will begin on November 19, 2025. Intermediate exams will continue until November 26, and Matriculation exams will be held until November 22. This examination will be conducted in all schools under the board's guidelines and will be held in two shifts. Passing the sent-up exam is mandatory, as students who fail will not be permitted to appear for the final board examination. The purpose of this examination is to assess students' preparation, ensuring that only eligible students can sit for the annual examination.
Sent-up Exams to Begin from November 19
The Bihar Board sent-up exams will commence from November 19. Intermediate exams will run from November 19 to 26, while Matriculation exams will be conducted from November 19 to 22. As per the board's guidelines, this examination will be held in two shifts. The first shift will be from 9:30 AM to 12:45 PM, and the second shift will be from 2:00 PM to 5:15 PM. Students will be given an additional 15 minutes to read the question paper.
The practical examinations for Intermediate will be held between November 27 and 29. Meanwhile, Matriculation practical exams will be conducted on November 24. All schools must adhere to the board's guidelines, keeping in mind security and discipline at the examination centers.
Why is it important to pass the Sent-up Exam?
The Bihar Board Sent Up Exam 2025 is extremely important for students. Students who do not appear for this exam or fail will not be permitted to sit for the final board examination. The board has explicitly stated that admit cards will not be issued to students who are unsuccessful in the sent-up exam.
The objective of this examination is to assess students' preparation. This allows the board to ensure that students are eligible for the final examination. Succeeding in the sent-up exam provides students with an opportunity to boost their confidence before the board exams and further improve their preparation.
Instructions Issued to Schools
The board has instructed all schools to conduct the examination according to the prescribed guidelines. Additionally, a minimum of 75% attendance is mandatory for students. Students who do not meet the attendance requirement will not be allowed to appear for the sent-up examination either.
Students are advised to stay in touch with their school administration for any information or changes. The board has decided to tighten the examination system to ensure that the students' examination process remains transparent and fair.
