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CBSE registration, Class 9 and 11 — what parents check before the school submits
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Short answer. You do not register your child yourself: the school does it on the Pariksha Sangam link on the CBSE website. CBSE asks schools to fill in the full names of the student and parents without abbreviations and to verify the name and date of birth with parents. So check the details now.
Updated: · Next check 2027-02-01
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Deadlines
The rules, with the source
| What | Deadline | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Who registers | The school, through the Pariksha Sangam link on the CBSE website, on the schedule in the circular | CBSE circular, 2025-26 |
| Why it matters | Registration helps CBSE plan the Class X and XII examinations and shows parents the student's personal details, so that mistakes can be corrected at once | CBSE circular, 2025-26 |
| Names | Full names of the student and the father, mother or guardian. Abbreviations should be avoided | CBSE circular, 2025-26 |
| Name and date of birth | Schools must make sure they are entered correctly and verify them with parents | CBSE circular, 2025-26 |
| Registration slip | The school gives it to the student to keep for the later List of Candidates | CBSE circular, 2025-26 |
| Roll and attendance | A school may not present candidates who are not on its rolls, or who have not met the minimum attendance | CBSE circular, 2025-26, Examination Bye-laws 14.2 |
| Unaffiliated schools | No affiliated school may present candidates enrolled in an unaffiliated school or branch | CBSE circular, 2025-26, Examination Bye-laws 14.2 |
Checked on cbse.gov.in on 1 November 2026, in the circular dated 11.09.2025. Dates and fees are not listed here because they change each session. Other boards have their own rules.
What does not exist
Be careful with anyone who offers this.
- “We can register your child directly with CBSE”: The circular is addressed to schools: they submit the registration data on Pariksha Sangam.
- “A nickname or initials are fine”: CBSE asks schools to avoid abbreviations in names.
- “Any school can send a student for the board exam”: The bye-laws quoted in the circular bar candidates not on the school's rolls.
Step by step
What to do, in order
1
Ask your school for this year's dates
The circular changes each session.
2
Check the details
Full names, date of birth, subjects, using the checklist below.
3
Write to the school if something is wrong
Use the letter under the checklist, and keep a copy.
4
Keep the registration slip
You need it later for the List of Candidates.
Questions
Can parents register a student for CBSE?
No. The school submits the registration data on the Pariksha Sangam link.
What are the dates this year?
We did not find a circular for the current session at the date of our check. Ask your school.
Why are abbreviations a problem?
CBSE asks schools to avoid them in the names of the student and parents, because these details follow the student.
What is the registration slip for?
The circular says schools give it to students to keep for the later List of Candidates.
Official sources
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