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State Board Exams 2027: UP, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, MP, Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu & More

Major Indian state boards in one searchable SEO cluster.

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Boards covered16
Classes10 & 12 / equivalents
SearchBoard acronyms supported
PolicyOfficial dates only
Table of contents

Browse major state boards

Current 2027-cycle activity already visible

  • UPMSP: 2027 High School / Intermediate registration and application-related notices are already on the official portal.
  • Maharashtra Board: SSC/HSC February–March 2027 application notices are already listed.
  • WBBSE: Madhyamik 2027 registration-related notices are already appearing.
  • Other boards are tracked separately so current-session notices are not mistaken for final 2027 timetables.

Sources & verification

Each board page links to its own official authority. Where 2027 dates are not yet final, the page says so instead of copying expected dates.

UPMSP ↗Official source for notices, dates, registration, eligibility and results.
MSBSHSE ↗Official source for notices, dates, registration, eligibility and results.
ASSEB ↗Official source for notices, dates, registration, eligibility and results.

Frequently asked questions

Does this include every Indian state board?

This version focuses on the major boards with the highest student-search relevance. Additional boards can use the same structure without changing the search system.