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CBSE launches registration portal for students with special needs
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the registration schedule for Children With Special Needs (CWSN) for the Class 10 and 12 Board Examinations 2026. This move ensures that students requiring additional support can avail the necessary accommodations, helping them navigate exams with ease.
Schools across India are tasked with registering these students on the Pariksha Sangam portal within a limited timeframe.With the right documentation and proper marking in the list of candidates, students will have access to facilities tailored to their needs. CBSE emphasises strict adherence to procedures to ensure inclusivity, fairness, and smooth conduct of board exams for differently-abled students.
Registration timeline for CWSN students
CBSE has set the registration window for CWSN students from September 9, 2025 (Tuesday) to September 22, 2025 (Monday) at 11:59 PM.
Schools must complete the registration process within this period to ensure that students receive all necessary exam accommodations on time.Check the official notice issued by CBSE here.
Steps schools must follow
To register and avail the CWSN accommodations, CBSE affiliated schools must follow the steps below:
- Mark Students as CWSN: Schools should identify and mark eligible students in the list of candidates during registration.
- Upload Documents: Required medical or disability certificates must be uploaded as proof of eligibility.
- Select Exam Facilities: Schools must choose exam accommodations suited to each student’s disability category.
- Follow SOPs: CBSE’s Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) must be followed to ensure a smooth process.
Benefits for students
Once registered, CWSN students will automatically have their accommodations reflected on their admit cards. This ensures that exam centres are prepared to provide necessary support, ranging from extra time to special seating arrangements. CBSE’s initiative reflects its commitment to inclusivity and creating an equitable environment for all students during high-stakes examinations.