Haryana Board Class 10 supplementary exam results declared

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The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) on Friday, 6 November 2026, declared the results of the Class 10 academic and open school supplementary examinations held in September-October 2026. The pass percentage in the secondary academic supplementary examination stood at 66.16%. Of the 7,908 students who appeared, 5,232 passed, while 2,431 were placed in the compartment category and 245 were marked as essential repeats.

Haryana Board Class 10 supplementary exam results declared

Among academic candidates, 3,192 of the 4,845 boys passed (65.88%), while 2,040 of the 3,063 girls passed (66.60%). Hisar topped the district-wise results with a pass percentage of 87.19%, while Sonepat recorded the lowest at 38.18%. In the secondary open school supplementary examination, the pass percentage was 47.74%, with 3,536 of the 7,407 candidates passing.

Candidates wishing to apply for rechecking or revaluation of their answer sheets can submit online applications through the BSEH official website within 20 days of the result declaration, along with the prescribed fee.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The gap between the academic stream (66.16%) and the open school stream (47.74%) underscores the structural disadvantage faced by students in the non-formal system, with nearly half failing or placed in the re-appear category. Sonepat's district-level low of 38.18% against Hisar's 87.19% points to sharp regional disparities that the board does not explain. The 20-day window for revaluation applications gives students a concrete next step, but the board has not said when compartment or re-appear exams will be held.


Source: hindustantimes.com

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