HBSE DElEd 2025 re-appear exam admit card out; around 5,070 candidates to appear
Ayushi Bisht | February 21, 2025 | 10:31 AM IST | 1 min read
Principals and heads of schools are required to download the HBSE DElEd admit cards 2025 through the official website using login candidate's ID.
NEW DELHI: The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) has issued that admit cards for the DElEd Re-appear/Mercy Chance examination March 2025. Principals and heads of schools are required to download the HBSE DElEd admit cards 2025 from the board's official website using candidate's ID. login ID.
The HBSE DElEd mercy chance examinations will be held for candidates of admission years 2020-2022, 2021-2023, and eligible student-teachers of admission years 2022-2024 and 2023-2025.
Approximately 5,070 candidates will appear in the HBSE DElEd mercy chance examinations, Times Now reported. The HBSE DElEd mercy chance admit card is a mandatory document for the examination day. Candidates will not be allowed to appear for the exam without their hall tickets.
Institutions are responsible for ensuring that only eligible student-teachers receive roll numbers, and any ineligible students must be reported back to the board office before the examination begins.
HBSE DElEd practical exams 2025
The external practical exams will take place at the DIET of the relevant district, while the internal practical exams will be held at the respective educational institutions. Institutions can enter the marks for internal and external practical evaluations, as well as the SIP, online between March 27 and April 4, 2025, via the official website bseh.org.in.
A penalty of Rs 500 per student-teacher, or a maximum of Rs 5000 per educational institution, will be imposed for late submissions.
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