CBSE Registration 2021-22: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has extended the registration deadlines for private candidates in Class 10 and 12. On its official website, cbse.nic.in, the board issued an official notification regarding the extension. This article will take you through the steps of filling out the CBSE 10th and CBSE 12th registration form 2023. Continue reading to learn everything you need to know about CBSE registration form 2023-24.

CBSE Registration 2023-24 | Highlights

The important dates and details for the CBSE 10th and 12th board examination registration form are shown here.

The deadline for schools to submit the required LOC for their students has been extended by CBSE. During this time, schools were also permitted to make changes to the registration/LOC forms that had already been completed. From February 18th to February 20th, 2021, schools undertook these exercises.

Click here to register for CBSE exam 2023 (private candidates)

CBSE Registration Fee for Class 10 & 12 Regular & Private Candidates

CBSE Registration Fee for Regular Candidates:

CBSE Registration Fee for Class 10 2023 | Registration Fees of Class 10 CBSE

CBSE Registration Fee for Class 12 2023 | Registration Fees of Class 12 CBSE

CBSE Registration Fee for Private Candidates

The following is the registration fee for the Class X & XII exam in 2023:

Note: Candidates who are blind or visually challenged are exempted from paying the Class X/XII examination fee.

The CBSE now accepts only digital payment options for examination fees, including as net banking and debit/credit cards (both national and international). Fees paid through DD/postal order/money order/cheque will not be accepted by CBSE.

For payment-related questions, students must provide the following information to the bank:

1. Mode of payment
2. Fee reference no.
3. Amount paid
4. Date of payment
5. Transaction number
6. Your contact number

Disclaimer: The bank will never ask for personal information such as your name, card number, or pin. Please do not share these details with anyone; they should be kept safe and used only for private uses.

Class 10th, 12th Registration Steps For Private Candidates

CBSE 10 Registration Steps

To enrol for the Class 10 and 12 exams in 2023, follow the instructions below:

CBSE 12 Registration Steps

For each candidate wishing to register for the 12th board exam, the school administration follows the steps outlined below.

Step 1: Visit the official CBSE website of the board – cbse.nic.in

Step 2: On the landing page, click the "CBSE Website" link.

Step 3: The home page of the CBSE website will appear. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the "e-PAREEKSHA" link.

Step 4: A new page with several links will appear. Choose "ONLINE REGISTRATION CARD FOR CLASS X/XI" from the drop-down menu.

Step 5: After that, the authentication screen will pop up. Your "User ID" and "Password," as well as the "Security Pin," should be entered.

Step 6: After you've entered all of your information, click the "Login" button.

Step 7: Fill out the information for all qualified candidates and then submit the information on the website.

Details To Be Filled In CBSE Registration Form 2023-24

The following information must be included into the application form:

1. Name of the candidate
2. Date of birth
3. Father name
4. Mother name
5. Gender
6. Caste category
7. Email ID
8. Address
9. Photo
10. Signature
11. Mobile number

CBSE-affiliated schools would be responsible for ensuring the following while filling out the application form:

1. The spelling of the student's/father's/mother's/name guardian's is correct and corresponds to the school's Admission & Withdrawal Register.
2. The date of birth is correct or matches the school's Admission and Withdrawal Register.

3. Subject combinations are correct and as per the Scheme of Studies.

4. Subject codes should be chosen carefully and especially in the following subjects, codes should be chosen correctly:

In CBSE Class – 10: Hindi – A (002), Hindi – B (085), Urdu A (003), Urdu B (303), Mathematics Standard (041), Mathematics Basic (241).

In CBSE Class – 12: Hindi Core (302), Hindi Elective (002), English Core (301), English Elective (001) Sanskrit Core (322), Sanskrit Elective (022), Urdu Core (303), Urdu Elective (003).

Selection of Mathematics in CBSE Class 10 should be done carefully after going through Circular No. Acad- 03/2019.

Instructions for CBSE Online Registration 2023 (Private Candidates)

• Candidates must complete the form with accurate information.
• The form must be completed in the online mode.
• If appropriate, candidates may be required to pay late fees.
• There will be no further extensions to the deadlines for completing and submitting application forms.
• Because no revisions will be permitted, choose the proper exam centre carefully.

• For students who have already taken the previous year's board test, the system will auto-generate the information.

• Students from the class of 2020 (or previous) should complete the online CBSE registration form anew.

• Enter correct board examination information, such as roll number, school number, and centre number (as shown on your mark sheet) (not applicable for fresh female students).

• Only one CBSE registration form may be completed by a student.

• Resubmission of a new record is not permitted if the submitted form contains errors.

• Students must provide a legitimate postal address, a valid phone number, and an email address in the correct format.

• Students must upload scanned jpeg files of their photo and signature when completing the CBSE registration form. The file should not be larger than 40 kilobytes.

• Because there are more subjects, use extreme caution when stating the subject code.

We have provided complete details on CBSE Registration for Class 10 & 12 Students. If you have any queries, feel free to ask us in the comment section below.

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