The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) postpones two Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate (HSSLC) 2026 examinations in the West Garo Hills district due to recent incidents of violence in the region. The decision is taken to ensure the safety of students and examination staff.
According to officials, the affected examinations are scheduled to take place this week but are now rescheduled for a later date. The board announces that fresh dates for the postponed papers will be notified soon through official communication. Students appearing for the HSSLC exams in the district are advised to stay updated with the latest announcements from the board.
Authorities state that security concerns and disruptions in certain areas lead to the postponement of the exams. The Meghalaya Board continues to monitor the situation and plans to conduct the remaining examinations as per the schedule wherever conditions remain normal.
Students are encouraged to continue their preparation and follow official notifications for revised exam dates. Educational authorities assure that all necessary steps are taken to conduct the examinations safely once the situation improves.
Key highlights:
- Two HSSLC 2026 exams postponed in West Garo Hills.
- Decision taken due to violence in the district.
- Meghalaya Board announces new exam dates soon.
- Students advised to follow official updates.
- Remaining exams continue as scheduled in other areas.
For complete updates and official notifications, visit the official website. The portal provides the latest information on exam schedules and announcements.