HPBOSE declares Class 10 July exam result: 60.27% pass

The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education has declared the Class 10 second examination result for July 2026. Of 8,181 students who appeared, 4,930 passed, a pass percentage of 60.27. Another 1,774…

The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education has declared the Class 10 second examination result for July 2026. Of 8,181 students who appeared, 4,930 passed, a pass percentage of 60.27. Another 1,774 students were placed in the compartment category and 1,316 must repeat the year.

HPBOSE declares Class 10 July exam result: 60.27% pass

When combined with the March 2026 main exam, 91,060 students appeared across both cycles and 81,110 passed, giving an overall pass percentage of 89.54. The July exam was part of a dual exam system allowing students a second attempt within the same academic year.

Students can check results on the official HPBOSE website and access certificates via DigiLocker. The board has opened the revaluation and rechecking window. Applications must be submitted online through schools by September 9, 2026, with revaluation fee of Rs 1,000 per subject and rechecking fee of Rs 800 per subject.

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The dual exam system, letting students retake exams within the same academic year without waiting a full year, was introduced by HPBOSE to reduce the academic penalty of a single failure. The July cycle typically sees a lower pass rate because it draws students who already struggled in March. The 1,316 students now facing an essential repeat will have to wait until the next annual cycle, effectively losing a year unless the board offers a further special exam. With the revaluation window closing on 9 September, the board will need to process any revised results ahead of higher secondary admissions, which usually open in October in Himachal Pradesh.


Source: timesnownews.com

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