Karnataka SA1 Mid-Term Exams Time Table 2026-27 for 1st to 10th Std

Karnataka SA1 Mid-Term Exams Timetable 2026-27: The Department of School Education and Literacy, Government of Karnataka, has released the comprehensive timetable for the Summative Assessment 1 (SA1) Mid-Term Examinations for the academic year 2026-27. The examinations across all primary, upper primary, and secondary levels (Classes 1 to 10) are scheduled from September 23 to September 30, 2026.

Students, parents, and educators can refer to the detailed class-wise schedules provided below to ensure proper preparation and planning for the upcoming assessments.

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Karnataka Class 10 (SSLC) SA1 Mid Term Exam Time Table 2026-27

For SSLC students, the examinations will take place in the morning session starting at 10:30 AM. Students must arrive at their centers well in advance.

Karnataka Class 9 SA1 Exam Timetable 2026-27

Class 9 students will also have their assessments during the morning session. The schedule for the 9th standard is as follows:

Karnataka 6 to 8th Standard SA1 Exam Time Table 2026-27

For students in the upper primary section (Classes 6 to 8), the SA1 exams are scheduled for the afternoon session.

Karnataka Classes 1 to 5 SA1 Exam Time Table 2026-27

For the primary classes (1st to 5th standard), the examinations will be conducted in the morning. The schedule for the young learners is simplified below:

Important Preparation Tips

Having the complete SA1 timetable well in advance supports structured, effective revision. Students are advised to:

• Carefully note down the specific dates and timings for their respective classes.
• Allocate revision time based on the sequence of the subjects.
• Practice with model question papers and previous years’ papers.
• Ensure all necessary stationery and study materials are prepared before the exam day.
• Utilize the Sunday gap on September 27th effectively for the upcoming papers.

Teachers and parents can also utilize this schedule to help students plan their studies and monitor their preparation progress at home. Schools are required to strictly adhere to the provided guidelines for conducting the examinations.