The Tomorrow’s school exam board (BSEB) has announced the Intermediate (Class 11) spot admission schedule for the academic session 2026-28. The admission process will be done online through the Online Student Facilitation System (OFSS) portal. Students who want to take admission in Class 11 with vacant seats can complete the seat admission process from 5th August to 11th August 2026. According to BSEB, students who passed class 10 of BSEB, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) or any other recognized board are eligible to apply. The one-off admission process provides another chance to students who could not get a seat during the previous rounds of OFSS admissions.
BSEB 2026 Intermediate Seat Admission : Eligibility
Students interested in one-time admission should contact the director of the institution where places are available and apply for admission according to the one-time admission process. Admission will be offered only if there are vacancies. Candidates who have not obtained admission through the previous selection lists of the OFSS can also participate in the seat admission process, subject to the availability of seats.
BSEB Intermediate Seat Admission 2026: Important Dates
Here’s a look at the key dates:
| event | date |
|---|---|
| Timed admission begins | August 5, 2026 |
| Last day of admission of places | August 11, 2026 |
| Institutions to update admitted students on the OFSS portal | August 12, 2026 |
Students are advised to complete all admission procedures within the stipulated time. Those who fail to do so may lose the chance to secure admission through the BSEB intermediate post admission process.
Necessary documents
Students should have the following documents ready while applying for admission:
- Class 10 Mark Sheet
- Class 10 passing certificate
- School Leaving Certificate (SLC) or Transfer Certificate (TC), if applicable
- Character certificate issued by the previous school
- Passport size photos
- Aadhaar Card or any other valid photo ID
- Caste certificate, if applicable
- Income certificate, if necessary
- Certificate of domicile (domicile), if applicable
- Migration certificate for students of CBSE, CISCE or any other recognized board, if required
Students must bring both original documents and attested photocopies for verification to the institution during the admission process.