GSEB SSC HSC Exam 2025 Begins from Feb 27: Important Guidelines to Follow

GSEB SSC HSC Exam 2025 Begins from February 27: The Gujarat Board is all set to conduct class 10 and 12 board exams from February 27, 2025, onwards. The SSC exam will held in a single shift while the HSC exam will be conducted in the morning and evening shifts. SSC Students had to appear for the first language paper on February 27 and Economics will be held in the second shift for class 12 candidates. 

Gujarat Board SSC 2025 exams will be concluded on March 10 and HSC on March 17. As the exam is just around the corner, candidates must gear up their last-minute revisions. Besides acing preparation, students need to adhere to some important exam day guidelines to successfully appear for the GSEB SSC and HSC exam 2025. 

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GSEB SSC HSC Exam 2025 Begins from February 27: Shift Timings

Students must note the GSEB SSC and HSC exam 2025 date and shift timings to plan their travel accordingly. Check shift timing below;

GSEB SSC HSC Exam 2025 Begins from February 27: Exam day Guidelines

Students are requested to adhere to the given below guidelines to avoid any discrepancies during GSEB SSC and HSC 2025 exam day.

1. Students should mandatorily carry their hall tickets issued by their respective schools at the exam centre. Those failing to present the admit cards won’t be allowed entry to the exam hall.
2. It is advised to reach the exam centre at least 45 to 30 minutes early for a smooth verification process and security checking.
3. Students will be given time to read the question papers which they must utilise in scanning through the paper and decide which question to attempt first.
4. Candidates must plan their time carefully as no extra time will be given. 
5. Candidates should abstain from using any unfair means during exams as it can lead to severe penalties and punishments. 

As GSEB HSC and SSC 2025 begin on February 27, 2025, candidates must solve the previous year's papers to strengthen their preparation levels. We suggest not to begin any new topic now as it can confuse students.