The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has advised the concerned 12th class students to write JEE examination instead of attending practical examination in case there is a clash in the notified practical examination schedule issued by the BOSE.
In a notification, issued here the other day, the affected 12th class candidates have been advised to skip practical examination of the Board and prioritise participation in the JEE examination in case of a clash.
Relevantly, the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Mains is scheduled from April 2 to 9, 2026, which may entail clash with notified Board practical examinations for some candidates of class 12th.
The candidates facing clash have been, however, advised to duly intimate the BOARD by way of email on [email protected] on or before April 10, 2026, enabling the authorities to issue revised practical date sheet for the affected candidates.
The candidates can send their detailed particulars like name of the candidate, examination roll number, name of allotted examination center, subject affected, date of practical examination, etc.
The Board, while wishing success to the aspiring JEE candidates, has reiterated its resolve to facilitate such candidates in every possible way.
As per the notification, the practical examination of the affected candidates would be rescheduled and notified separately after the conclusion of the JEE examination.