The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has announced an important update for Class 9 students. An online correction window will open for student registration forms. This window is for students who will appear for the Madhyamik Pariksha (SE) in 2027 . The correction process will run from November 6, 2025 , to November 15, 2025 .
During this period, all recognized secondary schools in West Bengal must check and correct any wrong details in their Class 9 students' registration data. This step is very important to ensure everything is correct before the 2027 Madhyamik board exams.
Who Can Make Corrections?
It is important for students and their families to know that only authorized school officials can make changes to the registration forms. Students cannot log in or make any corrections themselves. The specific website for these corrections is wbbsedata.com , and only schools have access to this portal.
What Information Needs Checking?
Schools must carefully review all student information. The key details that need to be checked and corrected if there are any mistakes include:
- Student's Full Name
- Date of Birth
- Father's Name
- Mother's Name
- Student's Photograph
- Student's Signature
Any errors in these details could cause problems later. Schools must ensure that all information matches the student's official records perfectly.
Important Dates to Remember
Here are the key dates for the correction process:
| Activity | Dates |
| Online Form Correction Window Opens | November 6, 2025 |
| Online Form Correction Window Closes | November 15, 2025 |
The WBBSE has stated clearly that no changes will be allowed after November 15, 2025 . Schools must complete all corrections before this deadline, as there will be no extensions. Therefore, prompt action from schools is necessary.
Why Correct Details Are Important
Having correct registration details is mandatory for students to be eligible for the Madhyamik Pariksha 2027 . If a student's registration form contains incorrect or incomplete information, it could lead to them being unable to take the board exams. The WBBSE wants to prevent any such issues for students, which is why this dedicated correction window has been provided.
Schools are strongly advised to treat this task with high importance. They should thoroughly verify all student records and ensure that the updated information is accurate. This will help make the process smooth for all Class 9 students as they prepare for their Madhyamik exams.
