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The Haryana Board of School Education (BSEH), Bhiwani, will commence the registration process for the class 10 and 12 annual exams today, November 6, 2025. Schools can submit application forms online once available on the official website at bseh.org.in. All school principals are advised to complete the online registration process using their school login on the BSEH portal. The official notice states that the school principal will be responsible for any discrepancies or errors in the student applications. HBSE 10th, 12th Exam 2026 Registration Fees According to the official notification, the last date to submit the application form without a late fee is November 25, 2025. After this date, students can still apply by paying a late fee. Students can register till December 2 by paying a late fee of Rs 100. Students can also apply between December 3 and December 9 by paying a late fee of Rs 300. Applications submitted between December 10 and December 16 will incur a late fee of Rs 1,000. For regular school, gurukul, and Vidyapeeth students appearing for the secondary (Class 10), Purva Madhyama, and Madhyama levels, the total examination fee is Rs 1,000. This fee consists of Rs 850 for the exam, Rs 50 for migration, and Rs 100 for the practical exam per student. According to the notice, senior secondary or class 12 students, Uttar Madhyama, and equivalent levels need to pay an examination fee of Rs 1,200. This includes Rs 1,000 as the exam fee, Rs 100 as the migration fee, and Rs 100 as the practical exam fee. Additionally, students opting for an extra subject in classes 11 and 12 must pay an additional Rs 200 per subject. What Happened Last Year? The Haryana Board Class 12 results 2025 saw an overall pass percentage of 85.66 per cent. Female students outperformed their male counterparts, with 89.41 per cent passing compared to 81.86 per cent of male students. Girls dominated the top ranks, with three female students securing positions among the top 5. In total, 30 students made it to the top 10 rankings. Meanwhile, 94.29 per cent of the class 10 students who took exams this year, passed.
