HBSE 12th results 2017: About 7,51,766 students appeared for Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) exams.
HBSE 12th results 2017: The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) has released the results of the Class 12 board examinations on May 18. This year’s pass percentage is 64.50 with girls outshone boys by scoring 73.44 pass percentage while boys are at 57.58 per cent. The students can download the app – Education Board Bhiwani Haryana from Google store.
The Board has earlier confirmed that there is a press conference at around 3 pm and the results will be uploaded by 4 pm. Candidates who have appeared for the exams can check their results from the official website and check this page for updates.
About 7,51,766 students appeared for Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) examinations at the secondary (class 10) and senior secondary levels. In this year’s Class 12 exam, 2,50,447 candidates have registered with 92655 girl students and 119626 are boys.
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To receive the photocopy of the answer sheets, the students have to apply within 60 days of result declaration. For answer copy, they have to pay Rs 500 and fill the undertaking form available on the official website.
Among the Open School candidates, 55654 students from Class 12 have registered for the board exam to be held in 1618 exam centre.
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Steps to download the results for HBSE class 12 exams 2017:
– Go to the official website of the HBSE (bseh.org.in).
– Click on the notification for the class 12 results or on the link to Indiaresults.com.
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– Enter your details in the fields provided. You can even register early to know the results.
– Download the results sheet and take a print out of the same for further reference.
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