Karnataka SSLC time table 2026 revised: Third language exam postponed to March 31, 2026
The Karnataka SSLC time table 2026 has been revised and the third language exam is now postponed to March 31, 2026 . This change alters the sequence of some Class 10 exams; the revised date sheet replaces the earlier schedule.
Karnataka SSLC time table 2026 — key dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Third language exam (rescheduled) | March 31, 2026 |
| SSLC examinations (general reference) | March 2026 |
| KSEB Mahavir Jayanti holiday (noted) | April 2026 |
Karnataka SSLC time table 2026 — who is affected
Students registered for Karnataka SSLC (Class 10) exams are affected by the revised timetable, especially candidates for the third language paper. Schools must follow the updated state exam timetable issued to them.
Registered third language candidates should note the new date and check with their school for any local changes to exam sequence or centre instructions. The revised timetable changes only the exam dates; no changes to eligibility were reported.
What the notice does and does not say
The update confirms the third language paper is rescheduled to March 31, 2026 , and mentions a KSEB holiday for Mahavir Jayanti in April 2026. The announcement focuses on schedule changes and does not provide a reason for the postponement.
Details missing from the notice include full subject-wise SSLC date sheet, exam timings and duration, information on examination centres, fee or re-evaluation changes, and any effect on result or evaluation dates. Official exam day instructions were not included in the published update.
What you should do now
Confirm the revised Karnataka SSLC time table 2026 with your school or the state education board office. Note the new third language exam date — March 31, 2026 — and adjust your revision plan accordingly.
If you are a school administrator, circulate the updated Class 10 date sheet to students and parents and check for any local adjustments tied to holidays such as Mahavir Jayanti in April 2026. For further clarifications, contact your school authorities or the state board office; the published revision does not list reasons or changes to fees.