Exam Alert Important Instructions 2026 – What to do and what not to do in the exam

Important Instructions- “Before You Enter the Exam Hall – Read This!”

Here are Do’s and Don’ts for MP Board exams (Class 10th or 12th) in simple, clear English. These points are practical, help remove doubts, and make studying interesting + effective so students enjoy and remember better.

Important Instructions

“Must read this before taking the exam”

What to Do (Do’s) – 10 Points

1. Make a daily timetable based on the MP Board syllabus – set small, achievable targets like “finish 1 chapter + solve 20 questions” every day.
2. Solve previous year papers and MPBSE sample papers regularly – time yourself exactly like the real exam (3 hours) to build speed and confidence.
3. Focus on understanding concepts deeply (especially in Maths, Science, SST) – don’t just memorize; explain it to yourself or a friend.
4. Practice writing answers daily – especially essays, letters, and long answers in Hindi/English – neat handwriting and proper format give extra marks.
5. Prepare short notes for quick revision – formulas, dates, key points, diagrams, maps – keep them in one notebook or on colorful cards.
6. Revise every week – do at least 2-3 full rounds of revision before exams to make everything stick in your memory.
7. Take short breaks (5-10 minutes) after 45-50 minutes of study – walk, drink water, stretch – this keeps your brain fresh and makes study fun.
8. Sleep 7-8 hours every night and eat healthy food – a fresh mind remembers better and performs well in exams.
9. Clear doubts immediately – ask teachers, friends, or use YouTube/NCERT explanations – never leave a topic unclear.
10. Stay positive and motivated – say to yourself “I can do this!” Reward small wins (like finishing a chapter) with something fun like 10 minutes of music.

Important Instructions

What Not to Do (Don’ts) – 10 Points

1. Don’t start new topics or hard chapters right before the exam – it causes confusion and stress; only revise what you already know.
2. Don’t study all night (late-night cramming) – lack of sleep makes you forget everything and feel tired during the paper.
3. Don’t just rote-learn without understanding – in board exams, twisted questions come; only concepts help you write correctly.
4. Don’t waste time on phone, social media, or games during study hours – keep your phone silent or in another room.
5. Don’t study only one subject the whole day – it gets boring; switch subjects (e.g., Maths → Science → English) to stay interested.
6. Don’t write messy answers or do too many cuttings in the exam – examiners give fewer marks for poor presentation.
7. Don’t panic in the exam hall – read the full paper first for 5 minutes, attempt easy questions first, then tough ones.
8. Don’t compare yourself with others – everyone studies differently; focus only on your progress and best effort.
9. Don’t skip meals or eat too much junk food – it causes low energy, headache, or stomach issues during study/exam.
10. Don’t think negatively (“I will fail” or “it’s too hard”) – negative thoughts waste energy; replace them with “I am preparing well”.

Follow these honestly – many MP Board toppers use exactly these habits. Start today, stay consistent, and you will see amazing results.

Important instructions issue by Board of Secondary Education Madhya Pradesh for 1oth and 12th Annual Exam 2026

The annual examinations for classes 10th and 12th of the Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education, Bhopal, are starting from February 10, 2026. The Board of Secondary Education has issued admit cards to the students, and these admit cards also contain important instructions, which are as follows:

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Important Instructions for Board Exam

1. To relieve any kind of mental stress, call the Umang Kishore Helpline toll-free number 14425, and for academic and mental stress resolution, you can seek advice from the board’s helpline 1800 233 0175.

2. No subject changes will be allowed at the examination center.

3. It is mandatory for candidates to be present at the examination center by 8:00 AM and in the examination hall by 8:30 AM. Under no circumstances will a student be allowed entry into the examination hall after 8:45 AM.

4. This year, answer sheets with OMR sheet cover pages are being provided. All information on these answer sheets must be filled in using a ballpoint pen (black or blue) by circling the appropriate options.

5. Parents should inform their children about the precautions to be taken to avoid COVID-19 infection and also ensure that their children are not ill.

6. This year, no supplementary answer sheets will be provided in addition to the main answer sheet. It is mandatory to answer all questions in the main answer sheet itself.

7. Under the Madhya Pradesh Recognized Examinations Act, 1937 and Board Regulation 125, it is punishable for a candidate to carry any kind of weapons, prohibited documents, books, notes, calculators, mobile phones, etc., into the examination hall.  If found doing so, they may be debarred from the examination, and other legal actions may also be taken against them.

8. Candidates should not write anything on the answer sheet for the examiner. Doing so may lead to the cancellation of the examination. Students should not use red ink or red pencil in the answer sheet.

9. Every candidate is required to fully comply with the orders of the center superintendent or their assistants to maintain discipline at the center.  Indiscipline, misconduct, and disobedience of orders may result in expulsion from the examination hall and other consequences. Action may be taken against those who violate the rules.

10. Every examinee must show their admit card upon request; therefore, it is mandatory for every student to bring their admit card every day.

11. For private candidates, the institution code/school code/FO number of the forwarding officer is printed in the respective column.

12. The Secretary of the Board of Secondary Education, Bhopal, may make changes to the examination schedule if necessary.  Information regarding such changes will be published in newspapers.

13. No changes will be made to the roll numbers. Regular students should remain in constant contact with their respective institution’s principal, and private students should remain in contact with their respective examination center regarding practical examinations.

I hope every student will follow these instructions and participate in the examination without stress.

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MP Board 10th and 12th Admit Card 2026 – Easy link