The Board of School Education Haryana (HBSE/BSEH) has officially released the HBSE Date Sheet 2026 for the Annual Secondary (Class 10) and Senior Secondary (Class 12) Board Examinations. The Haryana Board 10th and 12th Time Table 2026 provides the complete day-by-day schedule for theory examinations scheduled from February to April 2026. This official timetable is essential for all regular, private, reappear, and compartment students enrolled with the Haryana Board. The examinations will be conducted in offline mode at designated centers across the state, primarily in a single afternoon shift. This comprehensive guide provides direct PDF download links, a detailed subject-wise schedule for all streams, exam instructions, and key information for Class 9, 10, 11, and 12 students.

The HBSE 10th Board Exams 2026 commence on 26th February with Mathematics and conclude on 20th March. All exams are from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM unless specified.

* Timings vary by subject code; check official PDF.

The HBSE 12th Board Exams 2026 for Arts, Science, and Commerce streams start on 25th February with English and end on 1st April. Standard timing is 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM.

Note: Schedules for Class 9 and Class 11 are also available. Students must download the official PDF to confirm their subject code and exact timing.

The HBSE Board Exam 2026 fee structure varies for regular and private candidates. The fee is typically paid through the school for regular students. Private/reappear candidates must pay the fee online as per the board's notification.

To appear for the HBSE Board Examinations 2026, candidates must fulfill the following criteria:

• Educational Qualification:
  • For Class 10 Exam: Must be a regular student of Class 10 in an HBSE-affiliated school OR a passed-out student applying as a reappear/improvement candidate.
  • For Class 12 Exam: Must have passed Class 11 and be promoted to Class 12 in an HBSE-affiliated school OR be a reappear/compartment candidate from previous years.
• Registration: Must be duly registered with the HBSE for the Academic Session 2025-26.
• Attendance: Regular students must meet the minimum attendance requirement as prescribed by their school and the board.
• No Age Limit: There is no minimum or maximum age limit prescribed for appearing in the Class 10 or Class 12 board examinations.

The final result is prepared based on the following evaluation process:

1. Written Theory Examination: Conducted as per the date sheet. Most papers carry 80 marks.
2. Practical/Internal Assessment: Conducted by schools before theory exams. Typically carries 20 marks per subject.
3. Mark Compilation: Marks from theory exams and practicals/internal assessment are combined.
4. Passing Criteria: A student must secure a minimum of 33% marks in aggregate in each subject (combined theory and practical/internal) to pass.

The HBSE Syllabus 2026 for Class 10 and Class 12 is based on the NCERT curriculum with state-specific inclusions. Key points:

• Prescribed Textbooks: The syllabus is confined to the textbooks prescribed by the HBSE for each subject.
• No Syllabus Reduction: As per the official date sheet notification, the entire prescribed syllabus for the session 2025-26 is included.
• Practical Syllabus: For science and other practical subjects, the syllabus includes both theory and list of experiments/projects.
• Focus Areas: Students should cover all chapters, formulas, diagrams, maps (for Geography/History), and important questions.

Best Preparation Resources: HBSE Sample Papers, Previous Year Question Papers (2025, 2024, etc.), and official model answer sheets.

• Admit Card (Roll Number Slip): Will be issued by the respective schools for regular students in February 2026. Private candidates can download it from the board's website. It is mandatory for entry.
• Exam Centre: Allotted by the HBSE. The exact address will be mentioned on the admit card. Students must report 30 minutes before the exam start time.
• Result Declaration: The HBSE 10th and 12th Result 2026 is tentatively expected in May 2026. It will be declared online on the official results portal. Students will need their roll number to check results.
• Mark Sheet & Certificate: Original mark sheets and passing certificates will be distributed through schools a few weeks after the result declaration.

After the results are declared, the board provides the following options:

1. Re-evaluation/Re-checking: Candidates unsatisfied with their marks can apply for re-evaluation of their answer sheets within a specified period by paying a fee.
2. Compartment Examination: Students who fail in 1 or 2 subjects are placed in the compartment category. They can appear for the HBSE Compartment Exam 2026, usually held in July/August.
3. Improvement Examination: Students who wish to improve their scores can appear as an improvement candidate in the subsequent year.

Follow these steps to download the official timetable:

1. Visit the official website of HBSE: bseh.org.in.
2. On the homepage, look for the "Latest News" or "Notifications" section.
3. Find and click on the link titled: "Date sheet for Secondary (X) Annual Examination February-2026" for Class 10 OR "Date sheet for Sr. Secondary (XII) Annual Examination February-2026" for Class 12.
4. Separate links exist for Class 9 and Class 11 date sheets.
5. The official HBSE Time Table 2026 PDF will open in your browser.
6. Download the PDF (use the 'Download' icon or 'Save Page As' option).
7. Take a printout and carefully note the dates for your subjects, checking the subject code.

• HBSE Admit Card 2026: Original copy with a clear, attested photograph. No laminated copy.
• School Photo ID Card: For additional verification (if required by the center).
• Writing Instruments: Blue/Black ballpoint pens. Pencil, eraser, sharpener for diagrams/maps.
• Subject-Specific Materials: Geometry box for Maths, colored pencils/pens for map work in Social Science/Geography.
• Water Bottle: Transparent bottle is allowed.

Strictly Prohibited: Mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators (unless permitted), electronic devices, any paper/chits, or bags inside the hall.

• Reporting Time: Report to the examination center at least 30 minutes before the start (by 12:00 PM). Gates may close 10 minutes before the exam.
• Seat Allocation: Sit only on the seat allotted to you as per the seating plan.
• Paper Reading Time: 15 minutes are provided to read the question paper before the start of writing.
• Extra Time for PwD Candidates: Eligible Divyang candidates are provided an amanuensis (writer) and an extra 20 minutes per hour as per board rules.
• Answer Booklet: Write your Roll Number correctly. Do not write your name or make any identifying mark outside the designated space.
• COVID-19 Guidelines: Follow any additional safety protocols (mask, sanitizer) as notified by the center.

Successfully clearing the HBSE 10th and 12th Board Exams opens multiple pathways:

• For Class 10 Passouts: Eligibility for polytechnic diplomas, ITI courses, various state and central government apprentice schemes, and entry-level government jobs requiring 10th qualification.
• For Class 12 Passouts:
  • Higher Education: Admission to undergraduate courses (B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., B.Tech, MBBS, BBA, etc.) in colleges and universities.
  • Competitive Exams: Become eligible for a wide range of exams like NDA, CDS, AFCAT, SSC CHSL/CGL, Railway Group D, and various state-level recruitment tests.
  • Professional Courses: Pursue professional courses in law, management, journalism, etc.
• Government Job Benefits: A government job secured through these qualifications offers job security, pension benefits, regular promotions, fixed working hours, and societal respect.