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Odisha CHSE Plus 2 Exam 2023 starts March 1, Schedule

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Bhubaneswar : The Odisha CHSE Plus 2 board examinations 2023 will commence on March 1. A notification is released by the Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) on Saturday.


As per a notification of the CHSE, exams for the Science stream will begin on March 1, and the exams for Commerce and Arts streams will begin on March 2. Also, the vocational examinations will commence on March 3.


Similarly, The Odisha CHSE Plus 2 board practical examination will commence on February 1 and will continue till February 10, 2023.

All regular candidates appearing for Annual Board Examination, 2023 shall appear in the examination with the full syllabus and previous pattern as on the 2019 syllabus.


Whereas, The Ex-Regular candidates with registration up to the year 2020 shall appear in Examination-2023 with the compact syllabus.
The annual examinations will be conducted under CCTV Surveillance.


The annual examinations will be conducted following COVID-guidelines.

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