The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has issued an important notification regarding candidates of SSE (Class 10th) and HSP-II (Class 12th) Annual Regular Examination 2026 (Summer Zone) who have allegedly resorted to unfair means during their examinations.
📢 Official Notification Details
According to JKBOSE, several candidates have been identified for using unfair practices in their respective examination centres. These students are now required to appear before a designated committee to present their defense.
The board has clearly stated that:
- All accused candidates must appear before the committee.
- Failure to appear will be treated as having no defense, and the decision will be made based on available records.
- The decision taken by the sub-committee will be final and binding.
Additionally, the concerned superintendents and supervisory staff of the examination centres have also been instructed to attend the meeting.
📍 Venue and Date
- Venue: JKBOSE Office, Rehari Colony, Jammu
- Date: April 16, 2026
🧾 Exam Groups & Timing
JKBOSE has divided the candidates into four groups based on class and timing:
🕥 Group I (Class 10th)
- Time: 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
- Total Candidates: 26
🕦 Group II (Class 10th)
- Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
- Total Candidates: 26
🕑 Group III (Class 10th)
- Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
- Total Candidates: 26
🕒 Group IV (Class 12th)
- Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
- Total Candidates: 45
⚖️ Strict Action Expected
The notification indicates that JKBOSE is taking a strict stance against examination malpractice. Candidates found guilty may face penalties as per board rules, which could include cancellation of papers or disqualification.
📌 Important Instructions for Students
- Attend the hearing on the scheduled date and time.
- Carry necessary documents or proof for your defense.
- Follow all instructions issued by JKBOSE officials.
This move by JKBOSE highlights its commitment to maintaining fairness and transparency in examinations. Students are advised to strictly follow exam guidelines and avoid any unfair practices to safeguard their academic future.
