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If you're a Class 11 student in West Bengal, you're probably focused on getting through the current school year. The big Class 12 board exams might seem like a distant event. Well, the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) is already thinking two years ahead, and they want you to, as well.

In a highly unusual move, the board has just released the admit cards for the West Bengal Higher Secondary (Class 12) Examination for 2026.

Yes, you read that right—2026. This isn't a typo. The admit cards are being distributed now to students who are currently in Class 11 for the board exams they will take when they are in Class 12.

So, how does this work?

You can’t just go online and download it. The admit cards will be handed over to the heads of schools or principals. They will be responsible for collecting these documents from designated distribution centers on July 24th and 25th, 2024. After that, they will be given to the students.

This is the Important Part: What You Need to Do

Once you get this admit card from your school, your job isn't just to file it away safely. Your most important task is to check it. And I mean really check it, from top to bottom.

Look for any mistakes in:

Why is this so critical? Because any error on this admit card will carry over to your final Class 12 board exam admit card and, even worse, your final marksheet. A simple spelling mistake now could cause huge headaches later.

If you find any mistake, no matter how small, you need to tell your school's principal or headmaster immediately. There is a deadline for getting these errors fixed. All corrections for the WBCHSE admit card 2026 must be submitted by August 30, 2024.

This new process is all about making sure every student's data is perfectly accurate well in advance, so there are no last-minute panics before one of the most important exams of your life. So, when you get your admit card, take five minutes to review it carefully it could save you a lot of trouble down the road.


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