The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has formally announced the revised schedule for examinations that were previously postponed, bringing long-awaited clarity for thousands of learners. The update, issued late Monday, follows Notification Nos. 69 and 70 dated November 4, 2025, and Notification No. 72 dated November 6, 2025.The fresh dates cover Bihar, the Nuapada Assembly constituency in Odisha, and all India centres, marking a significant shift in the examination calendar. NIOS has urged all regional offices and centres to adhere strictly to the new timeline to ensure smooth conduct of the rescheduled papers.
Revised schedule Bihar (29 November 2025, Saturday)
NIOS has issued a separate schedule for candidates in Bihar, where multiple papers from both Secondary and Senior Secondary courses were affected. The board has clarified that these revised dates apply exclusively to learners from Bihar and not to centres in any other state.
Senior Secondary Course
Secondary Course
Revised Schedule: Bihar & Nuapada (Odisha) (1 December 2025, Monday)
A second set of revised dates has been announced for candidates in Bihar and those appearing from the Nuapada Assembly constituency in Odisha. NIOS noted that this targeted rescheduling ensures minimal overlap and smoother conduct of exams in both regions.
Senior Secondary Course
Secondary Course
Revised Schedule: All India (2 December 2025, Tuesday)
The final set of revised dates applies uniformly across all exam centres in the country. These all-India examinations include both major theory papers and skill-based subjects from the Secondary and Senior Secondary streams.
Senior Secondary Course
Secondary Course
Candidates can click on the link provided here to download the official notice releated to the postponement of the NIOS exams 2025.In its communication, NIOS has directed all Regional Directors and Examination Centres to ensure adequate preparation ahead of the revised dates. The board has emphasised that centres must streamline seating arrangements, verify administrative protocols, and ensure clear communication with candidates.
