The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the admit cards for the CBSE Supplementary Examinations 2026. Students who have registered for the supplementary examination can now obtain their admit cards by following the process specified by the Board.
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CBSE Issues Admit Cards for Supplementary Examinations 2026
According to the official circular, the admit cards for the CBSE Supplementary Examinations 2026 have been made live.
All eligible students are required to obtain or download their admit cards through the prescribed mode before appearing for the examination.
Admit Card Process for Regular Candidates
Regular students can collect their admit cards through their respective schools.
Schools have been instructed to:
- Download the admit cards through the "Pariksha Sangam" portal available on the CBSE website.
- Issue the admit cards to the concerned students.
- Ensure that the admit cards are duly signed and stamped by the School Principal before handing them over.
Admit Card Process for Private Candidates
Private candidates can download their admit cards from the following portal:
https://apps.cbseit.in/comptt/
To access the admit card, candidates must submit the required credentials on the portal.
After downloading the admit card, private candidates must get it signed and stamped by either:
- The Principal of the last attended school, or
- The Centre Superintendent of their examination centre.
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Conclusion
CBSE has advised all students appearing for the Supplementary Examinations 2026 to obtain or download their admit cards through the prescribed process and ensure they are duly signed and stamped by the appropriate authority before appearing for the examination.
Source
Official Notice by CBSE, 20 July 2026: Click here to read.
Kindly note that any and all information is subject to change as per CBSE, the Education Ministry, and the Government of India
