Haryana Board Exam 2027: Class 10, 12 application window opens today; late fee details
Ruchika Kumari | October 30, 2026 | 01:23 PM IST | 2 mins read
HBSE Class 10 candidates will have to pay Rs 1,250, while Class 12 candidates will have to pay Rs 1,300, including the migration fee.
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The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) will begin online registration process for Secondary (Class 10) and Senior Secondary (Class 12) Annual Examinations, February/March 2027, from October 30, 2026. Eligible candidates can submit their examination applications through the official website bseh.org.in. According to the latest notification, deadline to submit applications without a late fee is November 26, 2026. Candidates who miss the deadline will be able to apply by paying a late fee of Rs 100 between November 27 and November 30.
The Board will charge a late fee of Rs 300 for applications submitted between December 1 and December 4, while candidates applying from December 5 to December 8 will have to pay Rs 1,000 as a late fee.
HBSE Class 10, 12 registration fee
Haryana Board has prescribed different examination fees for Class 10 and Class 12 candidates. The secondary examination fee is Rs 1,150, while senior secondary candidates will have to pay Rs 1,200.
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An additional migration fee of Rs 100 will be applicable to both categories. Candidates will also have to pay Rs 100 separately for each practical subject. Senior Secondary candidates opting for additional subjects will be required to pay an additional fee of Rs 200 per subject.
| Examination | Examination fee | Migration fee | Total fee |
| Secondary (Class 10) | Rs 1,150 | Rs 100 | Rs 1,250 |
| Senior Secondary (Class 12) | Rs 1,200 | Rs 100 | Rs 1,300 |
The practical examination fee of Rs 100 per subject and the additional subject fee of Rs 200, wherever applicable, will be charged separately.
APAAR ID, UDISE code made optional
Haryana Board has made APAAR ID and UDISE code fields optional in online application forms for February/March 2027 exams. The Board has also directed all school heads to log in to official website and follow registration guidelines available through their school login IDs. They must ensure that candidates' applications are submitted correctly and verify their eligibility before completing the registration process.
School heads will be responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the information submitted in application forms. The Board has also clarified that requests for corrections to photographs or signatures will not be entertained after exams commence. All schools must ensure that candidates complete their online registration and pay prescribed examination fees within specified deadlines. No applications will be accepted after December 8, 2026.
For assistance with issues related to online application process, candidates and schools can contact Haryana Board's helpline at 01664-254300. The notification was issued by the Secretary of the Board of School Education Haryana on October 29, 2026.
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