ICSE and ISC 2026 Exams Cancelled in the UAE; Class 10 and 12 Results to Be Declared

Balasahana Suresh
Overview

The Council for the indian school Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has announced that the ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12) board exams for 2026 will be cancelled for students in the UAE. This decision comes amid unforeseen circumstances affecting exam logistics in the region.

Key Details of the Cancellation

  • Affected Students: All students enrolled in ICSE Class 10 and ISC Class 12 schools in the UAE.
  • Reason for Cancellation: Logistics and administrative challenges in conducting exams at uae centers.
  • Alternative Evaluation: students will be assessed based on internal assessments, past performance, and school-based evaluations.
Result Declaration

  • Class 10 (ICSE) Results: Will be prepared using school-based assessments, project work, and pre-board exam scores.
  • Class 12 (ISC) Results: Similar methodology; results will include internal marks, practical assessments, and pre-board performance.
  • Timeline: CISCE will declare results on the official portal; students are advised to monitor updates from schools and the council.
Implications for Students

  • Students in the uae do not need to appear for board exams this year.
  • Marks will be calculated fairly based on internal and continuous assessments.
  • Students can use these results for college applications and admission processes, as the council ensures equivalence with other regions.
Tips for Students

Verify Marks: Check with your school regarding how internal and project marks contribute to your final score.

Keep Records: Maintain copies of pre-board and internal assessment reports.

College Applications: Inform universities about the assessment method if required.

Stay Updated: Follow the official CISCE website for announcements regarding results and certificates.

Conclusion

The cancellation of ICSE and ISC 2026 exams in the UAE ensures student safety while maintaining academic standards through internal evaluations and pre-board assessments. students should focus on understanding how their scores are calculated and ensure all school records are accurate.

 

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