GSEB Board Exam 2026: Hall Tickets Released, Check Final Time Table Here

February 17, 2026 – The wait is finally over for lakhs of students in Gujarat. The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) has officially released the final schedule and important updates for the March 2026 Board Exams.

With less than 10 days left before the exams begin, students of Class 10 (SSC) and Class 12 (HSC) must check the latest details regarding their Hall Tickets (Admit Cards), exam timings, and new rules introduced this year.

Here is everything you need to know about the GSEB 2026 Board Exams.

Exam Dates Confirmed: February 26 to March 16

The Gujarat Board has confirmed that the theory exams for both SSC and HSC will start on the same date.

  • Start Date: Thursday, February 26, 2026
  • End Date: Monday, March 16, 2026

This year, the board has kept the schedule tight to ensure results can be declared early in May.

Important: Hall Tickets Are Out!

The most critical update for today is regarding the Hall Ticket (Admit Card).

  • Status: Released.
  • Where to get it: Students cannot download the Hall Ticket directly from the website.
  • Process: Schools have to log in to the official portal (gseb.org or gsebeservice.com), download the hall tickets, stamp them with the Principal’s signature, and then distribute them to students.

Action Item: If you have not received your Hall Ticket yet, visit your school office immediately. Do not wait until the last day. Check that your name, photo, and subject codes are printed correctly.

Exam Timings (Don’t Get Confused!)

GSEB has set specific shifts for different classes to avoid overcrowding at exam centers.

ClassStreamExam Time
Class 10 (SSC)All Subjects10:00 AM – 1:15 PM
Class 12 (HSC)Science & General3:00 PM – 6:15 PM

Note: Students are advised to reach the exam center at least 30 minutes before the reporting time.

Key Subjects Time Table (2026)

Here are the dates for the major subjects. Please verify with your official Hall Ticket.

For Class 10 (SSC):

  • Feb 26: First Language (Gujarati/English/Hindi/etc.)
  • Feb 28: Science
  • Mar 04: Social Science
  • Mar 06: Basic Mathematics
  • Mar 09: Standard Mathematics
  • Mar 11: English (Second Language)
  • For Class 12 (HSC – Science):
  • Feb 26: Physics
  • Feb 28: Chemistry
  • Mar 04: Biology
  • Mar 09: Mathematics

New Rules & Guidelines for 2026

To ensure a fair exam, the board has tightened security measures:

  • CCTV Surveillance: All exam halls in Gujarat are equipped with CCTV cameras. The footage will be monitored live at the district level.
  • Electronic Ban: Smartwatches, mobile phones, and digital calculators (unless permitted for specific subjects) are strictly banned inside the hall.
  • 10-Minute Reading Time: Students will get the question paper 10 minutes before the writing time starts. Use this time to read the questions carefully.

Helpline for Students

Feeling stressed or confused? The Gujarat Board has launched a toll-free helpline for students and parents. You can call to ask about exam stress, rules, or if you face issues with your Hall Ticket.

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  • Helpline Start Date: Active now (Started Feb 12)
  • Toll-Free Number: 1800-233-5500 (Check official website to confirm)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can I download my GSEB Hall Ticket online?

No, individual students cannot download it. Only School Principals can download it using the school index number. You must collect it from your school.

What happens if I lose my Hall Ticket?

Contact your school principal immediately. They can generate a duplicate copy from the portal. Do not panic.

Is the 2026 exam based on the full syllabus?

Yes, the GSEB 2026 exams cover the 100% syllabus. There are no cuts or reductions like in the pandemic years.

When will the GSEB 2026 Results be declared?

Based on the exam dates, the results for Class 12 Science are expected in the first week of May 2026, followed by Class 10 and 12 General Stream in late May.

What is the passing mark for GSEB Boards?

Students need to score at least 33% marks in each subject (including internal assessment) to pass the exam.

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