The Haryana Board of School Education has declared the results for class 10th students. Candidates who have appeared for the examination can now access the HBSE class 10 result 2023 on the official website bseh.org. To check their results, students need to enter their roll number, as mentioned in their hall tickets, as their login credentials. This year, 65.43 percent of students have qualified for the examination. Girls have once again outperformed boys with a pass percentage of 69.81 percent, while boys recorded a passing rate of 61.41 percent.

The board has also initiated the registration process for re-evaluation. Within 20 days of the result announcement, students who are dissatisfied with their Haryana Board class 10th result and wish to have their answer sheets rechecked can submit an online application along with the required fee of Rs 800. Students falling below the poverty line (BPL) are eligible for a reduced fee of Rs 200.

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to apply for rechecking:

Step 1: Visit the official website of the Haryana Board, bseh.org.in.

Step 2: On the homepage, click on the direct link provided for rechecking of HBSE class 10th scorecard.

Step 3: Selecting the link will open a new tab on the screen.

Step 4: Enter the required credentials and subject name that needs to be reverified. After completing the form, proceed with the payment using the various methods provided by the Haryana Board.

Step 5: Students are advised to thoroughly review the entire application form and click on the submit button.

Step 6: Download and print a hard copy of the form for future reference.

The Haryana Board class 10 examinations were conducted from February 27 to March 25 this year, with a total of 2,96,329 students appearing for the exams. The results will be announced online only. Students can check their marks on the official websites mentioned below:

• bsehexam.org
• bseh.org.in
• examresults.net
• indiaresults.com

It is important for students to download and carefully review their academic reports for any errors. They should check for discrepancies in spelling, name, school, exam center, score, percentage calculation, total marks, and pass/fail status. If any discrepancies are found, students must immediately notify their respective schools or the BSEH authorities.