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CHSE gives extra time for Plus Two exam 2027 registration

Shambhu Datta Mishra
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CHSE gives extra time for Plus Two exam 2027 registration
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CHSE has extended the Plus Two Exam 2027 form fill-up and enrolment deadline till November 14 without any late fee, offering relief to students affected by Cyclone Arnab.

Bhubaneswar, Nov 11: In a major relief for Plus Two students across Odisha, the Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) has extended the deadline for form fill-up and enrolment for the Annual Higher Secondary Examination 2027 without imposing any late fee.

According to a fresh notification issued by the council, regular students can now complete their examination form fill-up and enrolment process from November 11 to November 14, 2026, free of any penalty.

The extended deadline will benefit students enrolled in Arts, Commerce, Science and Vocational Education streams, as well as those pursuing studies through the Correspondence Course. The decision is applicable only to regular candidates appearing for the 2027 annual examination.

Also read: ICSE board exams dates out: Class 12 exams to begin on Feb 9, Class 10’s from Feb 15

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CHSE stated that the extension has been granted in view of the difficulties caused by Cyclone Arnab, which disrupted normal activities in several parts of the state.

The council also considered requests received from various higher secondary schools and students seeking additional time to complete the formalities.

Educational institutions and students had reportedly faced challenges in submitting examination-related documents and completing enrolment procedures due to adverse weather conditions and associated disruptions.

The council has advised students who have not yet completed their form fill-up process to immediately contact their respective institutions and complete all necessary formalities before the revised deadline of November 14, 2026.

The move is expected to provide much-needed relief to thousands of students.

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