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WBCHSE Announces Class 11 Supplementary Exams, Uccha Madhyamik Session to Begin in April
✍️ Shiksha.com
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 03:01 AM
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The West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education has introduced supplementary examinations for Class 11 and confirmed that the Uccha Madhyamik session will commence in April.
The West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) announced that students who missed or did not pass the regular Class 11 board exams will be given a chance to sit for supplementary examinations. The initiative is intended to provide a second opportunity for candidates to clear their subjects before progressing to higher secondary studies.
In the same statement, the council confirmed that the upcoming Uccha Madhyamik (higher secondary) academic session will start in April, adhering to the state’s usual calendar for Class 12 examinations. All schools in West Bengal are expected to align their timetables with this schedule.
WBCHSE officials indicated that the supplementary exams will be conducted over a two‑week window, with results to be released before the April session begins. The move has been welcomed by students and parents seeking an additional pathway to meet eligibility criteria for higher secondary admission.
The council has urged schools to promptly circulate the exam schedule and reminded candidates to complete online registration within the prescribed deadline.
In the same statement, the council confirmed that the upcoming Uccha Madhyamik (higher secondary) academic session will start in April, adhering to the state’s usual calendar for Class 12 examinations. All schools in West Bengal are expected to align their timetables with this schedule.
WBCHSE officials indicated that the supplementary exams will be conducted over a two‑week window, with results to be released before the April session begins. The move has been welcomed by students and parents seeking an additional pathway to meet eligibility criteria for higher secondary admission.
The council has urged schools to promptly circulate the exam schedule and reminded candidates to complete online registration within the prescribed deadline.