JAC Releases 2026 Board Exam Datesheet: Check Complete Schedule for Class 10 & 12, Practical Dates, Admit Cards and Result Timeline
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The JAC board has shared the dates of the JAC 10th and 12th examinations 2026 on its official website. The detailed schedule considered the last phase of the academic year for thousands of students in the whole state of Jharkhand. The timetable is loaded with the dates of exams, admit card releases, practical exam windows and tentative result announcement dates. Students are informed that examinations will be held on the 3rd of February 2026 and they should thus put more effort into their preparation in order to get good marks.
The official notification confirms that the JAC board exams will be held in two phases, starting simultaneously for both the Matric (Class 10) and Intermediate (Class 12) students. Schools have also been instructed to ensure the timely completion of internal assessments and practical examinations in accordance with the council’s directives.
Exam Duration and Schedule Overview
The Jharkhand Academic Council emphasised the need for students to follow the datesheet closely to avoid confusion, particularly due to multiple language and stream-specific subjects. The JAC Board Exams 2026 will take place as follows:
Class 10 (Matric): February 3 to February 17, 2026
Class 12 (Intermediate): February 3 to February 23, 2026
JAC 10th & 12th Admit Card Release Dates
JAC has confirmed the release schedule for hall tickets:
JAC 10th Admit Card: Available from January 16, 2026
JAC 12th Admit Card: Available from January 17, 2026
Students can download their hall tickets through their respective school login portals. Schools must verify all student details to avoid errors that may lead to complications during results or certification.
Practical Exams and Internal Assessment Guidelines
Practical examinations for both Class X and XII will be conducted from February 24 to March 7, 2026. The authority has declared through stringent rules that any student who is not present during the practical tests will be considered absent for the whole board examination by the council. As a result, these students will not be able to obtain their mark sheets, no matter what their theory paper grades are. Schools must upload the practical and internal assessment marks b/w February 25 and March 9, 2026, with JAC clearly stating that:
No offline submissions will be accepted
Late submissions will not be entertained
Responsibility for delays lies solely with the concerned principal
Expected JAC Board Result Date 2026
Evaluation work for the JAC 2026 will be conducted throughout March. The JAC 10th and 12th Results 2026 are expected to be released by the end of April 2026, following the council’s traditional academic calendar.
JAC 10th & 12th Datesheet 2026: Detailed Day-Wise Schedule
Below is the complete subject-wise timetable for both classes:
JAC 2026 Day-Wise Exam Schedule
Date | Class 10 (Matric) Subjects | Class 12 (Intermediate) Subjects |
Feb 3 | Vocational Subject | Vocational Subject |
Feb 4 | Hindi-A, Hindi-B | Economics (Sci/Comm), Anthropology |
Feb 5 | Commerce, Home Science | Mathematics, Statistics |
Feb 6 | Urdu, Bangla, Oriya | Economics (Arts), Accountancy |
Feb 7 | Social Science | Physics |
Feb 9 | Science | Botany, Business Studies, Sociology |
Feb 10 | Music | Geoscience, Business Mathematics, Geography |
Feb 11 | Mathematics | Entrepreneurship, Home Science |
Feb 13 | English | Philosophy, Chemistry |
Feb 14 | Khadia, Khortha, Kurmali, Nagpuri, Santhali | History |
Feb 16 | Sanskrit | Political Science |
Feb 17 | Arabic, Persian, Ho, Mundari, Odia | Psychology, Computer Science |
Feb 18 | - | Hindi-A, English-A (Arts) |
Feb 20 | - | Hindi-A, English-A, Music (Sci/Comm) |
Feb 21 | - | Optional Subject, Additional Subject |
Feb 23 | - | Hindi-B and Mother Language |
Council Advisory for Schools and Students
JAC’s advisory underscores the importance of the practical examinations and timely mark submission. In order to guarantee error-free results, the council has decided to take a zero-tolerance stance towards incomplete assessments and late uploads. Schools have been given the instruction to be open to the public and follow the timelines strictly.
As part of the study season, students are suggested to follow a daily study plan that would include revising the past materials as well as practising writing. There are just a few weeks left before the examinations start and therefore this time is very important for further preparation and fill in the gaps in each subject.
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