HBSE compartment result 2026 out; 60.42% pass class 10, 42.55% pass class 12 supply exam
Ruchika Kumari | August 6, 2026 | 08:20 PM IST | 2 mins read
Haryana Board declares July 2026 compartment exam results; check district and gender-wise performance here.
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Check NowThe Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) has declared July 2026 senior secondary and secondary compartment examinations result. Class 10, 12 students who appeared in supplementary exams can check their results on board's official website, bseh.org.in. The overall pass percentage for the senior secondary (academic) compartment and additional subject examination is 42.55%, while the secondary (academic) compartment and additional subject examination recorded a pass percentage of 60.42%.
In a statement, HBSE Chairman Shankar Lal Dhoopar and Secretary Munish Sharma, IAS, said that a total of 24,080 students appeared for senior secondary examination, including 14,990 boys and 9,090 girls. Of the total students, 10,247 passed the examination, while 12,281 were placed in compartment category.
Result highlights, district-wise toppers
Among boys, 6,269 passed and 7,645 received compartment status. Of the 9,090 girls who appeared, 3,978 passed and 4,636 were placed in compartment category. Girls outperformed boys by 1.94% points in terms of pass percentage.
For the secondary compartment examination, 24,380 candidates appeared. Of these, 14,731 candidates passed, 8,425 were placed under the Eligible for Improvement of Performance (E.I.O.P.) category, and 1,226 candidates failed the examination.
A total of 15,158 boys appeared for the Secondary examination, out of whom 8,885 qualified. Among the 9,222 girls who took the examination, 5,846 passed. Girls recorded a pass percentage that was 4.77% points higher than that of boys, according to the board.
Charkhi Dadri emerged as the top-performing district in the Senior Secondary examination with a pass percentage of 51.13. Yamunanagar recorded the lowest pass percentage at 29.30.
Among districts, Fatehabad secured the highest pass percentage in the Secondary examination at 82.58, while Rewari registered the lowest pass percentage at 26.12.
Steps to check HBSE supplementary results
Candidates can follow these steps to check their results:
- Visit the official HBSE website, bseh.org.in
- On homepage, click on the link for "July 2026 Senior Secondary/Secondary Compartment and Additional Subject Examination Results"
- Enter the required login credentials, such as the roll number or other details as prompted
- Click on the "Submit" button
- HBSE July 2026 result appear on the screen
- Download the scorecard
- Take its printout for future references
Re-evaluation, re-checking window open
The Haryana Board has also opened window for those seeking rechecking or re-evaluation of their answer sheets. Eligible candidates can submit online applications by paying prescribed fee within 20 days from the date of declaration of the results.
The July compartment examinations are conducted to provide students who could not clear one or more subjects in the annual board examinations, or those appearing for additional subjects, an opportunity to improve their academic record without waiting for the next academic session.
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