CBSE LOC correction window for Classes 10 and 12 open until 7 November

Window open from 2 to 7 November

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) opened the application correction window for the List of Candidates (LOC) data submitted by schools for Classes 10 and 12 for the 2026-27 academic session on 2 November 2026. As per the schedule, schools can make corrections to students' details until 7 November through the official portal at cbse.gov.in.

The correction facility is available through schools only. Students and parents cannot make changes directly through the CBSE portal; they must check the details shared by their schools and inform the school administration if anything is incorrect, so the school can make the correction within the deadline.

What schools and parents must check

CBSE has asked parents to check whether the personal data of their ward — name, date of birth, mother's name and father's name — has been correctly filled in the LOC. All names should be given in their expanded form rather than short names or initials, since documents in extended form are required at many places in future.

Parents have also been advised to check that the student's surname has been included, particularly if the student plans to go abroad, as several countries require surnames in official documents. Where a passport has been issued to the student, the date of birth in the passport should also be checked against the LOC entry.

Subjects must be filled in with due care in the LOC of both Classes 10 and 12, CBSE said, as no change in subjects will be accepted after the correction schedule closes. The board said it is the responsibility of parents to ensure that all data submitted for their ward is correct.

No further opportunity after the deadline

CBSE has clarified that no further opportunity to make changes or corrections to the LOC data will be provided after the correction window closes on 7 November. Schools have been asked to inform parents and students about the correction schedule and to ensure that all details are accurate before the deadline.

The board said the correction window gives schools, parents and students another opportunity to ensure that only correct student data is filled in the LOC, which will also help in the smooth conduct of the examinations. The latest circular follows the board's LOC notification dated 17 September 2026, after which schools submitted candidate information for the 2027 board examinations.

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