BSEH Board - Exam Dates, Syllabus, Results & Sample Papers

The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) came into existence in 1969 under the Haryana Act No. 11. Earlier, the Board had its headquarters in Chandigarh and later shifted to Bhiwani in the year 1981. BSEH conducts exams annually at the middle, matric, and senior secondary school level. According to reports, around 3,672 schools are affiliated with HBSE. Around 6 Lakh students sit for the exams conducted by the board. A total of 3,37,691 students of Class 10th  and over 2,25,000 Class 12th students appeared for the board exams in 2020. HBSE employs more than 650 officials and the chairman of the board is Dr Jagbir Singh.

The Board of School Education Haryana also conducts entrance examinations. Some of the popular entrance tests conducted by BSEH are mentioned below:

1. Haryana NTSE
2. Haryana DEd
3. Haryana Teachers Eligibility Test (HTET)

Also Read: HBSE 12th Results: How to obtain Haryana Board 12th Marksheet from DigiLocker?

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The Board of School Education Haryana is likely to release the HBSE date sheet 2025 for Class 10, 12 in the first week of January 2025 on the official website- bseh.org. The BSEH exams 2025 will likely be held between February and April 2025 in pen and paper format. 

The HBSE date sheet 2025 includes the exam dates and exam timings for the theory exams. Students must check the complete BSEH date sheet and prepare a proper study schedule as per the exam dates. HBSE date sheet 2025 is the same for both regular and private students. The students must chalk out their preparation strategy according to the schedule.

Students must carry their HBSE 10th admit card and HBSE 12th admit card on all team days. 

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The BSEH syllabus includes all the topics and chapters that are to be prepared while studying for the examinations. It mentions all the topics and chapters to be covered in the different subjects in the 10th and 12th classes. The HBSE class 10th syllabus includes subjects like English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science and Social science while class 12th subjects are divided into three streams namely Science, Arts and Commerce. 

According to the BSEH exam pattern 2025, the Class 10th, 12th exams are conducted for 3 hours and the total marks a student can score is 100. The HBSE 10th exam pattern and HBSE 12th exam pattern mention the marking scheme, duration, different types of questions asked, and much more. Students can click on the links above to know more about the HBSE exam pattern 2025.

BSEH releases the HBSE previous year's question papers every year on the official website. Students can download them by clicking on the links below and practice them. Answering these HBSE sample papers will make them familiar with the exam pattern, marking scheme, duration of the exam and much more. 

Haryana board is likely to release the BSEH 10th result 2025 in the first week of May 2025 on the official website- bseh.org. HBSE 12th result 2025 is expected to be announced in the last week of April 2025. Students can check BSEH result 2025 using their roll number. The result mentions the student details along with the marks scored by them in all subjects and their grades.

After the announcement of the HBSE result, class 10th students need to select an academic stream for the next two years from Science, Commerce, and Humanities while class 12th students can apply for various undergraduate courses in different colleges and universities. To know about the courses available after completing HBSE class 12th, click on the links provided below:

Now that you have completed Class XII, it is time to decide on course selection for higher studies. To help you make an informed decision for a smooth career-building process, Shiksha has compiled a useful list of Courses after Class XII. Click on the links below to check your options:

 Entrance Exams for College Admissions

After giving the board exams, the question on every students' mind is – What next? After BSEH Class 10 board exams, aspirants need to select the stream in which they want to appear for Class 12 board exams. It is also the time when most students start preparing for entrance exams which they need to clear so as to get admission in their dream course and college. Shiksha has a comprehensive list of entrance exams that students can consider appearing for after their board exams. Information that candidates can find on the exam pages included exam dates, eligibility, admission process, admit card, test centres, pattern, syllabus, answer key, cut-off, question papers, results and counselling. BSEH board exam aspirants can go through the information on entrance exams by clicking on the link of the stream of their choice as mentioned below:

Choose the right college after Class XII

Selecting the right college and course after Class 12 can be an extremely stressful process because there are thousands of colleges in India to choose from. But now candidates can find all the required information at one place. Candidates need to click the links mentioned below to go through the list of colleges offering courses that they may be interested in pursuing after Class 12. To make their search process easier, aspirants can apply filters (on the left-hand side of these pages) like Location, Course, Total Fees, Specialisation, Mode of Study, Accreditation. Candidates who have given BSEH board exams can read college reviews, compare colleges, read questions and answers about each course, and also check eligibility criteria to decide on the college as well as course that they want to study after Class XII.

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