Haryana Board Class 10 Result 2025: How to check online, via SMS, and DigiLocker
The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) is set to announce the Class 10 result for the 2024-25 academic year today. Once declared, students who appeared for the Secondary School Examination will be able to check their marks online and offline.As per officials, the result will be available on the board's official website - bseh.org.in - along with other platforms like DigiLocker and SMS.advertisementCHECK HARYANA BOARD LIVE UPDATES HEREHere are the different ways students can check their results:HARYANA BOARD CLASS 10 RESULT 2025: HOW TO CHECKGo to the official BSEH website: bseh.org.in.On the homepage, click on the link for "HBSE Class 10 Result 2025."Enter your roll number or registration number as printed on the admit card.Submit the details.Your result will appear on the screen.Download and save it for future reference.Other websites to check result:results.bseh.org.inRESULTS VIA DIGILOCKER AND SMSVisit digilocker.gov.in or open the DigiLocker app.Sign in using your Aadhaar number or mobile number.Go to the 'Education' section and click on 'Haryana Board.'Select 'Class 10 Marksheet 2025.'Enter the required details to download your digital marksheet.How to check result via SMS:Students can also check results by sending an SMS in the format:advertisementHB10 Send it to 56263You will receive your result via SMS shortly.Students are advised to keep their roll number and admit card handy to avoid delays. Original marksheets will be issued later by schools.
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