GSEB Supplementary Time Table 2026 for Class 10 and 12

The Gujarat Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education conducts this examination for candidates who have failed in the GSEB SSC and HSC examinations 2026. Students are advised to read the complete syllabus to perform better in the examination. The syllabus can be found on the board's official website, www.gseb.org. Below, we have provided tentative GSEB supply dates for students' reference.

GSEB SSC Supplementary Time Table 2026 (Expected)

Gujarat Board will publish the GSEB SSC time table for supplementary exam in PDF format on gseb.org. To study for exams, students may consult the GSEB SSC supplementary time table 2026 from here:

GSEB Class 12 Supplementary Time Table 2026

The complete GSEB HSC time table 2026 for the supplementary exam of the Gujarat Board will be available on the official website: gsebeservice.com, as well as in this article.

GSEB HSC Supplementary Time Table 2026 for General Stream (Expected)

GSEB HSC Supplementary Time Table 2026 for Science

GSEB Class 10 and 12 Supplementary Exam Timings

The Gujarat board is expected to administer the GSEB exams in two sessions. The GSEB 12th exam timings for the first session will be from 10:30 am to 1:45 pm, while the second session will take place from 3:00 pm to 6:15 pm. Gujarat SSC exams 2026 will be conducted from 10 am to 1:15 pm. Students are reminded to be present at the examination hall at least 30 minutes before the exams begin.

Also, check:

• GSEB HSC Syllabus
• GSEB class 12 toppers
• GSEB HSC Question Papers 2026

GSEB Class 10 and 12 Supplementary Hall Ticket

GSEB 10th, 12th admit cards will be released on the official website for the schools. To download the GSEB 10, 12 admit card, the school needs to log in using their school index number and registered mobile number or email ID.

Once downloaded, the candidate should take a printout of the admit card and carefully verify the subjects and medium mentioned, as per their supplementary-2026 examination application.

The candidate should then affix their photograph in the designated space provided on the admit card, along with their signature, the signature of their class teacher, and the signature of the Principal, all in the specified areas.

Best of Two Scheme in GSEB SSC Exam

The “Best of Two” scheme in the GSEB SSC exam is designed to give students a second chance to improve their performance without being penalised for a poor attempt. Under this scheme, students who are unsatisfied with their marks, have failed, or were absent in the main SSC exam can appear for the supplementary examination. The key feature is that the board considers the higher marks out of the two attempts, the main exam and the supplementary exam, for each subject.