GBSHSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027: Expected July 2027, Eligibility, How to Apply and Result

The Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) conducts the Class X Supplementary Examination — commonly referred to as the compartment exam — every year for students who fail in one or two subjects in the main SSC board examination. Students who fail in more than two subjects are not eligible for the GBSHSE Class X Supplementary Exam and must repeat the academic year in full. Based on previous cycles, the GBSHSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 is expected to be held in July–August 2027, approximately six to eight weeks after the declaration of the main board result in May/June 2027.

The GBSHSE supplementary examination gives students a crucial second chance to clear their Class X board without losing an academic year. You need to secure at least 35% marks in each subject — both theory and practical — to pass the GBSHSE Class X Compartment Exam. Once you clear the compartment exam, your GBSHSE mark sheet is updated to reflect a pass status, recorded as "Passed in Supplementary Examination," for the current academic year.

This page covers everything you need to know about the GBSHSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 — eligibility rules, expected dates, the application process, exam pattern, passing criteria, and what happens after the result.

• Students who fail in 1 or 2 subjects in the GBSHSE Class X main exam are eligible for the supplementary (compartment) exam.
• The GBSHSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 is expected in July–August 2027, following the main board result in May/June 2027.
• You must register within the prescribed window after the result and pay the applicable fee per subject at your school or through the official GBSHSE portal.
• Passing the compartment exam means your mark sheet will reflect Pass (Supplementary Examination) for the 2026–27 academic year.
• Students who fail the compartment exam must re-appear in the next annual GBSHSE Class X exam cycle as private or regular candidates.
• The compartment exam syllabus is identical to the main GBSHSE Class X board exam — no separate or reduced syllabus applies.
• All GBSHSE Class X compartment exams are conducted in offline (pen-and-paper) mode at designated centres across Goa.

GBSHSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027

The GBSHSE Class X Supplementary Examination is a well-established pathway for students who narrowly miss the passing mark in one or two subjects. In previous cycles, a significant number of students have used this window to clear their Class X without repeating the year — making early registration and focused preparation the key priorities once the main result is declared. The 2027 compartment cycle will follow the same structure as earlier years: result announcement → registration window → admit card release → examination → result — all within approximately two months of the main board result.

GBSHSE Class X Compartment Date Sheet 2027

The GBSHSE Class X Compartment/Supplementary Exam 2027 is expected to take place in July–August 2027, following the announcement of the main SSC result in May/June 2027. The official datesheet for the 2027 compartment exam has not yet been released — it will be published on the GBSHSE official website (gbshse.in) after the main board result is declared. Based on the pattern of previous cycles, the registration window typically opens within one to two weeks of the result, with the examination following four to six weeks later.

All dates in the table below are tentative projections based on GBSHSE’s historical cycle timelines. The 2027 main exam cycle has not yet commenced as of today (July 30, 2026), so no official 2027 dates have been released. Students must watch gbshse.in for confirmed announcements.

Note: All dates above are tentative estimates based on GBSHSE’s previous-year patterns. The official 2027 schedule, including subject-wise exam timings, will be published by GBSHSE on gbshse.in after the main SSC 2027 result is declared. Students are advised to keep checking the official website.

GBSHSE Class X Compartment Exam Fee Structure

Students must pay the prescribed examination fee at the time of registering for the GBSHSE Class X Supplementary/Compartment Exam 2027. The fee is charged on a per-subject basis — students appearing in two subjects must pay the fee for each subject separately, and late registration attracts an additional late fee. The exact 2027 fee amounts will be notified by GBSHSE alongside the official compartment exam notification after the main result. The figures below are indicative, drawn from previous GBSHSE cycles.

Note: The fee figures above are tentative estimates based on previous GBSHSE compartment exam cycles. The confirmed fee for 2027 will be published in the official GBSHSE notification. Payment is typically made via your school (for regular students) or through the prescribed challan/online payment mode specified by GBSHSE (for private candidates).

Regular school students should apply through their school, as the school submits a consolidated list of compartment exam applicants to GBSHSE. Private candidates must follow the registration procedure outlined in the official GBSHSE notification. Keep a receipt of your fee payment — it will be required if any discrepancy arises in your registration status.

GBSHSE Class X Passing Marks Criteria 2027

To pass the GBSHSE Class X Compartment/Supplementary Exam 2027, you must secure a minimum of 35% marks in the subject(s) you are re-appearing in — independently in both the theory paper and the practical/internal assessment component, wherever applicable. Securing 35% overall (combined theory + practical) is not sufficient if you fall below 35% in the theory component alone — both the theory and practical minimums must be met independently.

Internal assessment and practical marks secured during the main board exam are generally carried forward to the supplementary exam. This means you only re-sit the theory paper in most cases; the combined result then determines your final mark and pass/fail status. Once you pass the compartment exam, your updated GBSHSE Class X mark sheet will show the marks secured in the supplementary exam for the failed subject(s), with the notation "Passed in Supplementary Examination."

Is 28 the Passing Mark Out of 80 in GBSHSE Class X?

Yes. For GBSHSE Class X theory papers that carry 80 marks, the minimum passing marks is 28 — which is exactly 35% of 80. A student who scores 27 out of 80 in theory would still be marked as a fail in that subject, even if their combined percentage with practicals looks close to passing. The 35% threshold applies to the theory component and the practical component separately, not just to the total. This is a critical distinction: your internal/practical marks alone cannot compensate for falling below 28 in an 80-mark theory paper.

GBSHSE Class X — Minimum Passing Marks Quick Reference

The GBSHSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 result is expected to be declared in August–September 2027. Once declared, students can check their result on the official GBSHSE website. If you pass the supplementary exam, GBSHSE issues a revised mark sheet for the 2026–27 academic year — this mark sheet is the document required for Class XI admission and other purposes. If you fail, the result notification and your school will guide you on the next steps, which typically involve re-appearing in the full exam cycle as a private or regular candidate the following year.

GBSHSE Class X Grading System

GBSHSE Class X results are awarded using a letter-grade system derived from the marks secured across all subjects. Grade D (35%–49%) represents the minimum passing level — students who secure below 35% in any subject receive a fail grade and become eligible for the supplementary exam if only 1 or 2 subjects are below the threshold. Understanding the grading bands helps you interpret your mark sheet accurately and plan your compartment exam preparation with a clear target in mind.

Note: The grade bands above are indicative and based on standard GBSHSE Class X practice from recent cycles. GBSHSE may revise grading boundaries at its discretion. Always refer to your official GBSHSE mark sheet or the official website for the confirmed grade-wise breakdown for your batch.