Odisha Board Admit Card

Odisha Board Admit Card  – Board of Secondary Education (BSE), Odisha, releases the class 10th and class 12th in PDF format. It is published on the official website i.e bseodisha.nic.in. The respective schools have to download the admit card by logging in with their school id and password. Candidates will be given their Odisha admit card by the school authorities only. The admit card as released by the Odisha Board consists of important details like roll number, test centre name and address, instructions and photograph of candidate etc. Scroll below to check out the steps to obtain Odisha admit card, details in it, what to do in case of discrepancy and much more.

Odisha Board Admit Card

Students are only allowed to enter the test centre, if they are in possession of their Odisha admit card However, candidates should note that the admit card is released separately for the regular and supplementary students. Shown below are the important dates.

Important Dates

Particulars	Class 10th dates	Class 12th dates
Release of admit card	April 2021	April 2021
Odisha Board Exam Date 2021	3-15 may 2021	15 May – 11 Jun 2021

Steps To Obtain Odisha Class 10th, 12th Admit Card

Here, in this session, we have discussed the steps for attaining the admit card. All the desired students can follow the same to download theirs.

Step.1- Odisha board releases the admit card at a school login. So, the school heads have to download the admit card using the user id and password provided by the board.

Step.2- After this, the students have to visit their respective schools to collect the admit card.

Step.3- After attaining the admit card, check all the details present on it carefully.

Step.4- If there is an error in the admit card, get it corrected by the school heads.

Step.5- Now, take you admit card along with you to your place. Also, do not forget to carry it on each day of the exam.

What to do in case of discrepancy in the Odisha Board Admit Card?

In case there is any error or mistake in the Odisha board admit card, then the students should contact the school authorities or the board officials immediately. You can use the following communication channels.

Call at 0671-2415460

BSE HSC Admit Card

Odisha HSC Admit Card is issued to all the desired students of class 10th. Annually lakhs of students appear in the exam. The examinations for class 10th take place in the month of February. To give these exams, the students need to have their admit cards. Without admit card, no student can enter the exam hall. Odisha board releases the admit card at the school login. So, the students need to visit their respective schools to collect their admit cards. Along with the regular students. the board has also released admit cards for the correspondence students as well. The correspondence students are provided with a direct link to download the admit card from the official website.

CHSE Odisha +2 Admit Card

CHSE Odisha +2 Admit Card is the admit card issued to all the desired students of class 12th. The admit card is a very important document on the day of the examination. Without admit card, no student can enter the exam hall. Admit card consists of personal, educational and test centre related information on the admit card. Odisha Board going to conduct the class 12th examination in the first week of March. Whereas the admit card was released on January 25. The students had to visit their respective schools to collect the admit card.

About Odisha Board

Odisha Board was established in the year 1953 and the board started functioning in 1955. The duties of the board regulate, control and develop education in the state of Odisha and to conduct Class 10th and Class 12th examinations. The responsibilities of the board is to prepare and construct syllabus, distribution of books, teaching materials. It also provides affiliation and recognition to the government and private schools in India. The board also conducts orientation, refresher programmes etc. Students can download date sheets, notifications, and other important notifications from the Odisha website.

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