The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has started the registration and entry confirmation process for the ICSE and ISC examinations 2027 and 2028. Schools across India are required to complete the prescribed formalities through the CISCE CAREERS Portal.
The process includes confirmation of student details for candidates appearing in the 2027 board examinations and registration of eligible students for the 2028 examinations. Schools have been advised to complete the process within the specified deadlines to avoid late fees and complications at a later stage.
ICSE, ISC 2027: Exam Entry Confirmation Dates
For students appearing for the ICSE and ISC 2027 examinations, schools can confirm their entries from August 5 to September 15, 2026, without any additional fee.
A second confirmation window will be available from September 16 to September 30, 2026. Schools completing the entry confirmation during this period will have to pay the applicable late fee for each candidate.
The entry confirmation process allows schools to verify candidate information before the examination cycle progresses. School authorities should ensure that details such as names, subjects and other academic information are accurate.
CISCE Candidate Details: Schools Can Request Corrections
CISCE has also provided a mechanism through which schools can request minor corrections in candidate information. Such requests must be submitted through the CAREERS Portal along with the required supporting documents.
School heads, teachers and examination in-charges should carefully cross-check all details before submitting the final entries. Incorrect information can create difficulties during the examination, admit card and result stages.
Schools are therefore advised not to wait until the deadline and complete the verification process well in advance.
ICSE 2028 Registration: Important Dates
The registration process for students appearing for the ICSE 2028 examination has also commenced.
Schools can register eligible candidates from August 5 to October 31, 2026, without a late fee. A separate late-registration window will be available from November 1 to November 15, 2026, during which the prescribed late fee will apply.
Schools are responsible for ensuring that student registration details are submitted correctly within the specified timeline.
ISC 2028 Registration Window
For candidates appearing for the ISC 2028 examination, the registration window will remain open from August 5 to November 15, 2026.
CISCE has clarified that there will be no separate late-registration window for ISC 2028. Schools should therefore ensure that all eligible candidates are registered within the prescribed period.
The council has advised schools to follow the official instructions regarding registration, documents and fee submission while completing the process through the CAREERS Portal.
ICSE and ISC 2028 Registration Schedule
The important dates for the 2028 examination registration process are:
- ICSE 2028 Registration: August 5 to October 31, 2026
- ICSE 2028 Late Registration: November 1 to 15, 2026, with applicable late fee
- ISC 2028 Registration: August 5 to November 15, 2026
- ISC 2028 Late Registration: No separate late-registration window
What Schools Need to Do
Schools should log in to the CISCE CAREERS Portal and complete the relevant entry confirmation or registration process within the prescribed dates.
For ICSE and ISC 2027 candidates, schools should verify the information already submitted and make corrections wherever required. For ICSE and ISC 2028 candidates, schools should register all eligible students and submit the required details and fees.
School authorities should maintain records of submitted information and ensure that supporting documents are available wherever corrections or verification requests are required.
Students and parents should remain in contact with their respective schools regarding registration, candidate details and fee-related requirements. Since the process is being handled by schools through the CISCE portal, candidates should follow the instructions issued by their school authorities.
Completing the process on time will help schools avoid late fees and reduce the possibility of errors affecting students during the upcoming CISCE examination cycles.
