ICSE & ISC 2026 Date Sheet: Live Updates on CISCE Class 10 & 12 Exams
The exam season is one of the most important times for students. If you are preparing for ISC (Class 12) or IGCSE (Cambridge) exams in 2026, having the correct timetable is the first step to planning your preparation properly.
The official exam schedules for both boards are now available. In this blog, we have shared the complete and simplified timetable, along with important tips and key details every student should know.
For IGCSE, the schedule below is for the May/June 2026 series (Zone 4 – India). For ISC, the exams are conducted between February and April 2026.
The IGCSE Class 10 board exams are conducted by Cambridge International. The following schedule is for Zone 4 (India region).
Please note that exact timings (AM/PM) may differ depending on your exam centre.
Date | Subject / Component |
| Apr 28 | Chemistry (Theory) |
| Apr 29 | Mathematics (Core/Extended) |
| Apr 30 | Biology (Theory) |
| May 6 | First Language English / ESL |
| May 7 | ICT (Theory) / History |
| May 8 | Physics (Theory) |
| May 11 | Business Studies |
| May 12 | Biology (ATP / Practical) |
| May 13 | Computer Science (Theory) |
| May 15 | First Language English (Paper 2) |
| May 19 | Physics (ATP / Practical) |
| May 22 | Economics |
| Jun 3 | Physics (MCQ) |
| Jun 8 | Biology (MCQ) |
| Jun 9 | Chemistry (MCQ) |
This structure helps students focus on one subject at a time without too much overlap.
The ISC Class 12 exams are conducted by CISCE. Most of the theory exams are scheduled in the afternoon session starting at 2:00 PM.
Here is the complete timetable:
Date | Subject |
| Feb 12 | Psychology |
| Feb 13 | English – Paper 1 (English Language) |
| Feb 16 | English – Paper 2 (Literature in English) |
| Feb 20 | Accounts |
| Feb 23 | Chemistry – Paper 1 (Theory) |
| Feb 25 | History |
| Feb 27 | Commerce |
| Mar 2 | Environmental Science – Paper 1 (Theory) |
| Mar 6 | Biology – Paper 1 (Theory) |
| Mar 9 | Mathematics |
| Mar 11 | Business Studies |
| Mar 13 | Second Languages (Hindi, Bengali, etc.) |
| Mar 16 | Physics – Paper 1 (Theory) |
| Mar 18 | Physical Education |
| Mar 23 | Economics / Biotechnology |
| Mar 27 | Computer Science – Paper 1 (Theory) |
| Mar 30 | Political Science |
| Apr 6 | Geography |
This timetable allows students to plan their preparation without feeling too rushed.
Students can easily download the official ICSE and ISC date sheets 2026 once they’re released on the CISCE website. Follow these simple steps:
For IGCSE students, exams follow something called “Key Times.”
This means you must be present in the exam hall at a specific time to maintain exam security.
Always confirm:
So, your preparation should include both theory and practical components.
Even though this timetable is based on official data, you should still double-check with:
This helps avoid confusion or last-minute mistakes.
Now that you have the exam dates, the next step is planning your preparation.
Do not wait until the last moment. Begin revising at least 2–3 months before exams.
Divide your time based on:
Use the timetable gaps wisely:
Many students know answers but struggle with time.
Make sure you:
Avoiding these mistakes can make a big difference in your final results.
Even with a timetable, many students feel confused about:
This is where the right guidance can help you stay on track.
If you’re short on time before the exams, the Crash Course is perfect for quick and effective revision. It’s a short-term intensive program designed to cover the syllabus in a focused and exam-oriented way.
This course helps students prepare smartly and perform better without feeling overwhelmed.
For students who prefer personal attention, Interval Learning’s one-on-one online tuition offers customized classes that match your pace and learning style. You can focus on subjects you find difficult and clarify doubts instantly with expert tutors.
Together, the Crash Course and One-on-One Tuition help students stay ahead of schedule, revise efficiently, and enter the exams with full confidence.
The ICSE and ISC 2026 date sheets will soon be available at cisce.org. While the official timetable is awaited, students can start preparing using these tentative dates.
Remember, the earlier you begin your revision, the more confident you’ll feel when the final dates are announced.
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ISC exams begin on February 12, 2026.
Most ISC theory exams start at 2:00 PM.
IGCSE exams (Zone 4) start from April 28, 2026.
You can download it from the official CISCE website – cisce.org – by visiting the “Examinations” section and selecting the relevant link.
The exams will be conducted in offline (pen-and-paper) mode at designated centers.
It’s a short-term, high-impact course designed to revise the syllabus quickly, practice past papers, and prepare efficiently before exams.
One-on-one sessions provide personal attention, flexible schedules, and customized study plans that match your learning speed and goals.
Yes, all crash courses and one-on-one tuitions are conducted online — so students from anywhere in India can join easily.
No, timings may vary based on your exam centre and Key Time zone.
You can visit Interval Learning’s website or contact their team to get started with a Crash Course or One-on-One Tuition for your CISCE board preparation.
ISC practicals: Usually in January IGCSE practicals: Mostly during May
You should: Follow a proper timetable Revise regularly Practice previous papers Get guidance if needed
