Haryana Board Class 10th Supplementary Result 2025 To Be Out Soon At bseh.org.in
HBSE Class 10th Supplementary Result 2025: To access their scorecards, students need to enter their roll number and date of birth as mentioned on their admit card.
The Board of School Education Haryana (HBSE) will soon announce the Class 10th Supplementary Result 2025. Once declared, students who appeared for the exams will be able to check their results on the official website — bseh.org.in. To access their scorecards, students need to enter their roll number and date of birth as mentioned on their admit card.
Candidates must note that they need to secure a minimum of 33 per cent marks to be declared pass in the HBSE Supplementary 10th exam. Those who score below that will be required to repeat the year.
Step 1: Visit the official HBSE website: bseh.org.in
Step 2: Click on the 'Results" tab on the homepage
Step 3: Select Supplementary 10th Exam Result 2025
Step 4: Enter your roll number and date of birth
Step 6: Download and print the scorecard for future reference.
In the Haryana Board 10th Result 2025, 92.49 per cent of the students who took the exam passed. The results were announced on May 17. Four students secured rank 1 — Rohit from Oxford Public Senior Secondary School, Hisar; Mahi from New Saraswati Senior Secondary School, Ambala; Roma from CR Senior Secondary School, Jhajjar; and Tanya from CR Senior Secondary School, Jhajjar, all scoring 497 out of 500 marks.
Girls outperformed boys. Out of 129,249 girl students, 121,566 passed, achieving an overall pass percentage of 94.06 per cent. Among male students, 142,250 took the exams, and 129,544 passed, resulting in a pass percentage of 91.07 per cent. Rewari emerged as the top-performing district, while Nuh was the lowest-performing district.
In 2024, HBSE recorded an impressive overall pass percentage of 95.22 per cent for regular students and 88.73 per cent for self-study candidates. Of the 286,714 students who appeared, 273,015 successfully passed, while 3,652 students did not qualify. This year too, the pass percentage is expected to remain above 95 per cent.
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