HBSE 12th Result 2026 (Out) LIVE: Haryana Board class 12 results out; direct link, pass percentage

Haryana Board, HBSE Class 12 result link is now active on official website bseh.org.in and DigiLocker. The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH), Bhiwani has declared the Senior Secondary (Academic/Open School) Annual Examination 2026 results. The result was announced by Board Chairman Dr Pawan Kumar during a press conference held in Bhiwani on May 12, 2026. The board announced results for regular, self-study and Open School candidates, along with stream-wise, district-wise and category-wise performance data.

The overall pass percentage for regular candidates stood at 84.67 per cent, while self-study candidates recorded 69.57 per cent. Out of 2,42,856 students who appeared, 2,05,618 passed and 10,498 failed. Girls outperformed boys with a pass percentage of 87.97 per cent compared to 81.45 per cent for boys.

Stream-wise, Science recorded the highest pass percentage at 90.08 per cent, followed by Commerce at 88.20 per cent and Arts at 82.60 per cent. Government schools recorded 82.44 per cent, while private schools achieved 87.94 per cent. Rural students slightly outperformed urban students in overall performance.

CBSE Class 12 Result 2026: How to download scorecards

Candidates should be ready with their roll numbers to download results.

• Visit the official website of the Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) at bseh.org.in
• On homepage, click on the “Results” section
• In the next step, select Class 10 or Class 12 result link
• Enter your roll number and required details
• Submit to view, download, and save your result for future use

District-wise, Charkhi Dadri topped the list, while Nuh recorded the lowest pass percentage. The board also released Open School results, where candidates recorded 42.15 per cent and re-appear candidates 50.09 per cent pass rate.

In Open School fresh category, 15,288 students appeared and 6,444 passed. Among re-appear candidates, 5,868 appeared and 2,939 passed. Girls once again outperformed boys in both categories.