CGBSE Class 12 Hindi Re-Exam Scheduled for April 10 Following Question Paper Leak

CGBSE: The Class 12 Hindi test (code 010/810), which was first administered on March 14, 2026, has been formally declared invalid by the Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education (CGBSE) due to reliable claims of a question paper leak. Reports on social media between March 15 and 16 that the paper had been widely shared before students entered the halls sparked the uproar immediately after the first assessment date. An official inquiry into the breach began when a formal complaint was submitted in response to these revelations.

On March 23, 2026, a high-level examination committee meeting decided to scrap the results. Following a thorough analysis of the facts, the committee came to the conclusion that the assessment's integrity had been seriously jeopardized. In order to guarantee that no student had an unfair advantage due to the leak, the board ruled the March 14 session "null and void" in order to prioritize academic fairness and transparency.

The board reaffirmed its commitment to upholding the integrity of the board exams in an official announcement, adding that a re-examination is required to safeguard the interests of all sincere applicants. The CGBSE has verified that the Hindi paper would be administered again, even though the original test has been canceled.

Revised Schedule for CGBSE Class 12 Hindi Re-Examination

The Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education (CGBSE) has announced that the Class 12 Hindi re-examination would take place on Friday, April 10, 2026, following the cancelation of the initial test due to a paper leak. The board has established a rigorous schedule for the day in order to preserve the process's integrity. In order to ensure a synchronized start, students must be seated at their assigned centers by 9:00 am. The exam will run from 9:00 am to 12:15 pm.

Answer sheets will be distributed at 9:00 am, and question papers will be distributed at 9:05 am, according to the administration's exact distribution schedule. After then, until 9:10 am, students will have a special five-minute reading opportunity. Officially, writing will start at 9:15 am and end at 12:15 pm. The board stressed that the test will closely follow the standard rules and the stipulated Class 12 syllabus. Furthermore, the schedule is fixed; the board clarified that the exam will proceed as planned even if a local or administrative holiday is declared. In order to prevent any last-minute delays, students are urged to arrive early.