TeachGyan learning guide | Updated 12 November 2026
CBSE published its subject-wise marks-bifurcation circular for the 2026–27 examination session on 6 November 2026. This guide explains how students and teachers should use the official subject-wise annexure without relying on generic marks tables that may not apply to every subject.
Where to find the official marks distribution
Download and read the CBSE circular directly: https://www.cbse.gov.in/cbsenew/documents/Circular_Marks_Bifurcation_06112026%20-.pdf. The annexure lists subject codes, subject names, theory marks, practical marks, project assessment, internal assessment and relevant answer-book or examiner information. Check the exact subject code printed in your school records.
How to read your subject entry
Find your class, subject code and subject name first. Then read each assessment column separately. Do not assume every subject has the same theory/practical split. Some subjects include practical or project components, while others may use internal assessment. The subject-specific row is the reference.
Student action checklist
Save the official PDF; highlight your own subject rows; confirm assessment components with your subject teacher; complete project/practical work by the school deadline; and prepare for theory using the prescribed 2026–27 syllabus and sample paper.
Teacher and school checklist
Use the annexure while planning assessment records, practical/project schedules and marks-entry checks. Cross-check subject codes and follow later CBSE instructions if any correction is issued.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this guide for?
This resource is intended for the class, age group or audience named in the title. Teachers and parents should adapt activities to the learner’s needs and the school’s instructions.
Is this an official CBSE document?
No. This is an independent TeachGyan educational guide. For examination requirements, always verify the latest circulars, curriculum and sample papers on the official CBSE websites.
How should students use this resource?
Use it alongside the prescribed textbook, current syllabus and teacher guidance. Attempt activities independently first, then review feedback and correct mistakes.
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