Odisha's Supplementary Exam Schedule Unveiled: What Students Need to Know!

The Odisha Board of Secondary Education has announced the schedule for supplementary examinations set for the first week of July. Students can apply from June 8 to June 18, with results expected in early August. Additionally, those dissatisfied with their results can request rechecking within a month. The recent matriculation results showed a high pass percentage of 95.33%. Students can access their results online or via SMS, ensuring wider accessibility. This initiative aims to support students in improving their academic performance.

By Narendra Chaudhary May 2, 2026, 18:36 IST

Supplementary Exam Details Released

Bhubaneswar: The Odisha Board of Secondary Education (BSE) has officially released the timetable for the supplementary examinations, scheduled for the first week of July.

The application window will be open from June 8 until June 18. Students who did not pass the regular matriculation exams or those looking to enhance their scores can submit their applications during this timeframe.

According to officials, the results for these supplementary exams are anticipated to be announced in the first week of August.

Additionally, students who are unhappy with their results can request a re-evaluation of their answer sheets within one month following the results announcement. These requests will be processed with the consent of the BSE examination controller.

In related news, the results for the 2026 matriculation exams were disclosed at 4 PM, revealing an impressive overall pass rate of 95.33%.

Students can view their results starting at 6 PM on the official websites — bseodisha.ac.in and bseodisha.nic.in — by entering their roll numbers.

For those without internet access, the board has introduced an SMS service. Candidates can text OR10 followed by their roll number to 5676750 to receive their results directly on their mobile devices.

These initiatives aim to enhance accessibility to results and offer students a chance to improve their academic performance, as stated by officials.