Haryana Open School Exams 2027: BSEH extends application deadline, Class 9 to 12 registration starts Oct 19
Ruchika Kumari | October 17, 2026 | 02:44 PM IST | 2 mins read
BSEH Class 9 to 12 enrolment window will remain active from October 19 to November 5, 2026.
The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) has extended the application deadline for fresh-category candidates appearing for Haryana Open School Secondary and Senior Secondary examinations scheduled for March 2027. Students can now apply without a late fee until October 31, 2026. Along with this, the board has also announced enrolment and registration schedule for students in Classes 9 to 12 studying in non-government, provisionally recognised schools for the 2026-27 academic session.
BSEH Chairman Shankar Lal Dhupad and Secretary Deepak Babulal Karwa announced the extension and said that the applications must be submitted online through bseh.org.in. Board exam time table LIVE updates .
Haryana Open School 2027: Class 9 to 12 registration schedule
The board has released the schedule for online enrolment and registration for students studying in non-government, provisionally recognised schools during the 2026-27 academic session.
| Activity | Date or fee |
| Online enrolment and registration | October 19 to November 5, 2026 |
| Late fee of Rs 100 | November 6 to 10 |
| Late fee of Rs 200 | November 11 to 15 |
| Late fee of Rs 300 | November 16 to 20 |
| Late fee of Rs 1,000 | November 21 to 25 |
| Online correction window | November 27 to 30 |
Schools must note that offline application forms will not be accepted after the prescribed deadline.
BSEH enrolment and registration fees
The board has prescribed separate fees for enrolment and registration based on students' categories.
| Fee category | Amount |
| Enrolment fee for Haryana students | Rs 150 per student |
| Enrolment fee for students from other states | Rs 200 per student |
| Registration fee for eligible previously enrolled students | Rs 100 per student |
| Question paper fee for Classes 9 and 11 | Rs 50 per student |
Documents for enrolment and registration
Schools must upload a verified photocopy of the student's admission-page entry in the Admission/Withdrawal Register. The enrolment forms should have Aadhaar numbers of both the student and his/her father. Schools must also enter the student's APAR ID and upload photographs showing students in their school uniforms.
- Students transferring from other states will have to submit a countersigned School Leaving Certificate or Transfer Certificate. Students enrolling in Classes 11 and 12 must provide their Class 10 certificates. Applications may be rejected if the required documents are missing.
- Students in Classes 9, 10 and 12 who were previously enrolled but failed or are re-enrolling in the same class must not submit enrolment forms again. However, they are expected to complete the registration process and pay Rs 100 per student.
- Students previously enrolled in Class 9 who have passed Class 10 through another recognised equivalent board do not need fresh enrolment for Class 11.
Schools must complete the application process according to each student's eligibility and enrolment status.
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The board has scheduled the online correction window from November 27 to 30, 2026, for errors in submitted student details. Two errors, except date of birth can be corrected free of charge during this period.
Schools facing technical difficulties can contact the board at 01664-254300 or 01664-254302. They can also call 01664-244171 to 01664-244176, extension 110, or email their queries to asenr@bseh.org.in.
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