PSEB has fixed the Class 10 and Class 12 board exams for 2027 in February and March, in the notification that opened examination forms on 5 October 2026. The subject-wise date sheet is not out yet. In 2026 it came on 30 December, with Class 12 papers starting on 17 February and Class 10 on 6 March. This page tracks the dates and the usual timeline.
Below is the expected timeline, how the 2026 schedule ran, and how to download the date sheet when PSEB releases it.
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PSEB Class 10 Date Sheet 2027 (Expected & Tentative)
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| Details | 2027 Expected (Tentative) | 2026 Actual | 2025 | 2024 |
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Date Sheet Release | January 2027 (First Week) | Jan 2026 | Jan 2 | Jan 25 |
Theory Exams | March – Early April 2027 | Mar–Apr 2026 | Mar 10 – Apr 4 | Mar 13 – Apr 3 |
Practical Exams | Last Week of Jan – Mid Feb 2027 | Jan–Feb 2026 | Jan 25 – Feb 6 | Jan 22 – Feb 3 |
Results Announcement | May 2027 (Second Half) | May 2026 | May 18 | Apr 27 |
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January 2027
Date sheet: in 2026 PSEB released it on 30 December 2025, so expect the 2027 date sheet in late December or early January. Practical exams usually begin in the last week of January.
February 2027
Practical exams continue into February, and the Class 12 theory papers start in the second half of the month. In 2026 they began on 17 February.
March 2027
Class 10 theory papers usually begin in the first week of March. In 2026 they started on 6 March, in a single shift from 11 AM to 2.15 PM.
April 2027
Theory exams end in the first week of April. In 2026 the last Class 12 paper was on 4 April and the last Class 10 paper on 1 April.
May 2027
Second–Third Week of May: Results Announced
Late May: Re-evaluation applications open
Knowing the dates early lets you plan a backward schedule from the first paper and give the weak subjects the extra weeks.
When will PSEB practical exams occur in 2027?
Both Class 10 and Class 12 practical exams usually run from the last week of January to the middle of February. The Class 10 (Matric) theory exams are usually held in March, and the Class 12 (Senior Secondary) exams start in February and run into March or early April.
The practical exams, particularly for Science and Computer students, are generally held a few weeks prior to the theory papers, generally in January or early February.
Check pseb.ac.in and your school notice board for the official announcement.
How to find your PSEB date sheet
Once PSEB releases the date sheet, this is how to get it:
Access the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) website at https://www.pseb.ac.in.
On the homepage, there should be a section called Date Sheet or Examinations.
Click the link for your class, Matric (Class 10) or Senior Secondary (Class 12).
Get the PDF file and save the file on your phone or get a printout.
Schools also circulate the date sheet through notice boards, SMS and class groups, so check there too.
Tips to prepare once the dates are out
Once the dates are known, build the plan around them:
Write a backward study plan: It goes in the reverse order, beginning with your first exam date and then planning activities for the day and week.
Discuss hard topics early: Devote more time to those things that are not easy - prepare early and there will be less stress later.
Make achievable objectives: You should not cram but have small attainable goals in a day.
Work well with the gaps: In case you have a day or two between exams, go through important notes, formulas or diagrams instead of reading new chapters.
Practice past-year papers: This is done to learn how to answer questions and time oneself.
Breaks: Study not longer than 45-60 minutes and then take a short break to get yourself refreshed.
Keep fit: Revision is as important as a good night sleep and good meals.
Class 10 and 12 exam schedule: what 2026 looked like
The official PSEB schedule for 2027 is not out yet. In 2026, Class 12 exams ran from 17 February to 4 April and Class 10 from 6 March to 1 April, in a single shift from 11 AM to 2.15 PM. The date sheet was released on 30 December 2025. Registration for the 2027 exams opened on 5 October 2026, with 23 October the last date without late fee, and PSEB has made 75% attendance compulsory to sit the exams.
| Class | Expected Exam Period | Type | Common Starting Subject | Common Ending Subject | Practical Exam Window |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Class 10 (Matric) | March 2027 | Theory | Punjabi, English | Mathematics | January – February 2027 |
Class 12 (Senior Secondary) | February – March 2027 | Theory | English, Physics/Commerce Papers | Stream-wise Final Papers | January 2027 |
Conclusion
The dates settle the plan. Count the weeks back from the first paper, and give the subjects with practicals their lab work in January.
Keep checking pseb.ac.in for the date sheet, and start the backward plan now rather than when it arrives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1.How to use the gap between papers?
The gap between the subjects is also 2-3 days, which provides you with time to revise some important statements. In practicals always make sure that you prepare your lab records and experiments beforehand.
Q2.What should I take care of while going to the exam center?
There are a few things that every student must do before leaving to his or her exam center; they are as follows:
Eat Early: At least 30 minutes prior to the exam
Do not carry too much stationery.
Mobile phones, smartwatches, and notes under the exam premises are not allowed.
These small rules keep the exam morning calm.
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