CBSE Board Exams 2024: Deadline to submit LOC for classes 10th, 12th extended to Sept 28

The last date to submit LOC is now been extended to September 28, without late fees and from September 29 to 5 with late fees.

CBSE extends deadline for submission of LOC

The exam fees for students studying in India is Rs 1500 for five subjects without late fees (Express Photo by Kamleshwar Singh/ Representative Image)

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CBSE Board Exams 2024: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has extended the last date for submission of list of candidates (LOC) for classes 10 and 12. The last date to submit LOC is now been extended to September 28, without late fees and from September 29 to 5 with late fees.

For the payment of fees the schools have date of finalisation of data plus four days.

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Earlier the last pay for submission of LOC was September 18 and submission with late fees was available from September 19 to 25.

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For Indian students, the exam fees for five subjects is Rs 1500 per candidate and Rs 300 per candidate for additional subjects. For SC, ST candidates studying in government schools of Delhi, the fees for five subjects is Rs 1200.

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Students studying in CBSE board Nepal will have to pay Rs 5000 for five subjects and Rs 1000 for additional subjects and for students from other country the exam fee for five subjects is Rs 10,000 and Rs 2000 for additional subjects.

The late fees is Rs 2000 per candidate in addition to the prescribed fee. For Class 12, the practical fees is Rs 150 per subject for schools in India and Nepal and Rs 350 per subject in schools abroad. The migration certificate is Rs 350 per candidate.

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