The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) has officially opened the registration process for students appearing in the Class 10 and Class 12 examinations in 2026 . All school heads must submit application forms on behalf of their students through the official BSEH website, bseh.org.in .
Students planning to take these board exams must ensure their schools complete registration by the primary deadline. This initial window for application submission closes on November 25 , with no late fees. Missing this deadline incurs escalating additional charges.
Understanding the Registration Process
School authorities handle the online registration process. Each school principal must log in using specific credentials on the BSEH portal. The board’s official notification states principals bear full responsibility for the accuracy of all submitted student information. This includes names, dates of birth, subjects chosen, and other personal details.
Students must provide schools with correct information and carefully review submitted data. Errors can lead to significant issues later, including problems with admit cards or final results.
Late Fee Schedule and Final Deadlines
The BSEH has structured a clear late fee policy for registrations submitted after the initial deadline. Students and school heads must be aware of these escalating charges and their respective windows:
| Late Fee Amount | Registration Period |
|---|---|
| Rs 100 | November 26 to December 2 |
| Rs 300 | December 3 to December 9 |
| Rs 1,000 | December 10 to December 16 |
December 16 marks the final deadline for all registrations for the 2026 Class 10 and 12 examinations. BSEH will not accept applications after this date, even with late fees. Students should confirm registration status with their schools early to avoid complications and higher costs.
Importance of Accuracy: Photos and Signatures
The Board emphasizes accuracy of student details, particularly photos and signatures. BSEH will not tolerate errors in student photos or signatures once exams begin. These details are vital for identity verification throughout the exam process.
School heads must ensure all uploaded photos are clear, recent, and meet specified criteria. Signatures must match official records. Inaccuracies could lead to students being barred from taking exams or issues with their certificates.
Support and Contact Information
If school officials encounter technical difficulties or have registration queries, BSEH provides a dedicated helpline. For assistance, contact the board at 01664-254300 . Prompt communication with the board can help resolve issues before they impact student registrations.
Students and schools must prioritize these deadlines for a smooth application process for the 2026 Haryana Class 10 and 12 board examinations. Timely submission avoids late fees and potential hurdles for students aiming for their academic goals.