SSLC Class 10 Preparatory Exam Dates 2026 OUT! Download Schedule

Great news, students! The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) just released the official time table for the SSLC Class 10 Preparatory Exams. This means you have a clear roadmap for the big exams. Now, you must act fast and plan your study time.

The KSEAB is the state board handling all Class 10 exams. They conduct these preparatory tests for a great reason. The tests help you get ready for the main board exam.

Your Quick Exam Schedule

The board set up three separate preparatory exams. They run over a few months. This gives you many chances to practice. All exams happen in a single shift. They start at 10:00 AM and end at 1:15 PM.

Here are the key dates:

Preparatory Exam 1: January 5 to January 10, 2026

Preparatory Exam 2: January 27 to February 2, 2026

Preparatory Exam 3: February 23 to February 28, 2026

Remember these tests are very important. They show you exactly where you need more study time. So, do not skip them.

Why You Must Take These Exams Seriously

KSEAB designed these exams to help you succeed. You get familiar with the test environment. Also, you learn how to manage your time better.

For example, when you take the tests:

You check your knowledge. You see which subjects feel easy and which feel hard.

You practice the format. The prep papers follow the exact SSLC board exam blueprint.

You reduce stress. Doing the exam three times makes the final board exam seem much less scary.

Your teachers use these results. They know how to help you fix any weak points before the final tests.

Download the Time Table and Question Papers

You need the official PDFs for the subject-wise dates. Use these direct links to download the full schedule and model question papers.

Download Prep 3 Time Table: PDF for Preparatory Exam 3

Download Prep 2 Time Table: PDF for Preparatory Exam 2

Download Prep 1 Time Table: PDF for Preparatory Exam 1

Get Model Question Papers: SSLC 2025-26 Model QPs

Your Study Plan Starts Now

Use the next few weeks well. First, go through the full syllabus. Next, take one preparatory test. Then, check your score and mistakes. You must fix those errors before the next exam.

Simple steps help you score more:

Solve Model Papers: Use the board’s official model papers.

Time Yourself: Finish practice papers within the 3 hour and 15 minute limit.

Focus on Science and Maths: These subjects often need more practice.

Review Your Errors: Keep a small book just for recording mistakes.

Remember, the exams start on January 5, 2026. Stay calm and study smart!