HSC Board Exam 2026-27

Maharashtra Board Class 12 Commerce Important Dates 2026-27

Complete MSBSHSE Class 12 Commerce HSC Board Exam Schedule & Academic Calendar

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Maharashtra Board Class 12 Commerce HSC Academic Calendar 2026-27

Month	Activities	Details
April 2026	Academic Year Start	Commencement of 2026-27 academic session
May 2026	Summer Vacation	Summer break begins (usually 2-3 weeks)
June 2026	School Reopens	Post-summer vacation, academic activities resume
July 2026	First Periodic Test	End of first unit evaluation
August 2026	Independence Day Celebration	National holiday and cultural activities
September 2026	Teachers' Day / Second Periodic Test	Celebrations and second unit evaluation
October 2026	Half-Yearly Exam	Mid-term examinations covering half syllabus
November 2026	Diwali Vacation	Diwali break (approximately 1 week)
December 2026	Third Periodic Test	End of third unit evaluation
January 2027	Republic Day Celebration	National holiday and cultural activities
February 2027	Pre-Board Exam	Preparatory examination for annual exams
March 2027	HSC Board Examination	Final HSC board examination
April 2027	Result Declaration	Final results announced

Note: Dates are tentative and may vary based on school schedules. Please check with your school for exact dates.

Maharashtra Board Class 12 Commerce HSC Board Exam Schedule 2026-27 (Tentative)

Exam	Month	Subjects	Duration
First Periodic Test	July 2026	All Subjects (Part 1)	2.5 hours per subject
Second Periodic Test	September 2026	All Subjects (Part 2)	2.5 hours per subject
Half-Yearly Exam	October 2026	All Subjects (Complete Syllabus - Part 1)	2.5 hours per subject
Third Periodic Test	December 2026	All Subjects (Part 3)	2.5 hours per subject
Pre-Board Exam	February 2027	All Subjects (Full Syllabus)	3 hours per subject
HSC Board Examination	March 2027	All Subjects (Full Syllabus)	3 hours per subject

Note: Exam schedules are tentative. Please check the official MSBSHSE website for exact dates and timetables.

Holiday List 2026-27

National Holidays

• Republic Day (January 26): National holiday
• Independence Day (August 15): National holiday
• Gandhi Jayanti (October 2): National holiday
• Ambedkar Jayanti (April 14): National holiday
• Maharashtra Day (May 1): State holiday

Festival Holidays

• Gudi Padwa (March/April): Maharashtrian New Year
• Diwali (October/November): Festival of lights (3-4 days)
• Holi (March): Festival of colors
• Dussehra (October): Vijayadashami
• Ganesh Chaturthi (August/September): Regional festival
• Ram Navami (March/April): Hindu festival
• Eid-ul-Fitr (April/May): Islamic festival

Vacation Schedule

• Summer Vacation: May - June (approx. 2 months)
• Diwali Vacation: October/November (approx. 1 week)
• Winter Vacation: December - January (approx. 2 weeks)
• Gudi Padwa Break: March/April (approx. 3-4 days)

Important Events

• Parent-Teacher Meeting 1: July 2026
• Parent-Teacher Meeting 2: October 2026
• Commerce Fair: December 2026
• Annual Sports Day: January 2027
• Parent-Teacher Meeting 3: February 2027
• Annual Day Celebration: February-March 2027
• HSC Board Exam Starts: March 2027
• Result Declaration: April 2027

Note: Holiday dates may vary based on regional observances. Please check with your school for the exact holiday schedule.

Monthly Planner 2026-27

April - June 2026

• April: Academic year begins, syllabus introduction
• May: Summer vacation (2-3 weeks)
• June: School reopens, regular classes resume

July - September 2026

• July: First Periodic Test
• August: Independence Day celebration
• September: Second Periodic Test, Teachers' Day

October - December 2026

• October: Half-Yearly Exam, Dussehra, Diwali Vacation
• November: Regular classes resume
• December: Third Periodic Test

January - March 2027

• January: Republic Day celebration
• February: Pre-Board Exam
• March: HSC Board Examination

April 2027

• April: Result Declaration
• April: New academic year begins for higher education