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Haryana Board declares 2026 Class 12 supplementary results, 68.32% pass rate
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 04:38 PM
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The Haryana Board of School Education released the 2026 Class 12 supplementary examination results, showing a 68.32% overall pass rate and a 52.10% pass rate for Open School candidates.
The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) announced the supplementary examination outcomes for Class 12 students for the academic year 2025‑26. According to the official data, 68.32% of the regular candidates cleared the supplementary exams, while the Open School stream recorded a lower pass percentage of 52.10%.
The results were made public on the board’s website and are also being displayed at designated regional offices across the state. Candidates can download their mark sheets using the roll number and registration details provided in the notification.
Education officials noted that the supplementary exam provides an additional opportunity for students who could not meet the required marks in the main examination. They urged students to review their performance, seek remedial coaching if needed, and aim for better outcomes in future assessments.
The HBSE has not released a detailed subject‑wise breakdown yet, but it confirmed that the overall pass rate reflects a modest improvement compared with the previous year’s supplementary results.
The results were made public on the board’s website and are also being displayed at designated regional offices across the state. Candidates can download their mark sheets using the roll number and registration details provided in the notification.
Education officials noted that the supplementary exam provides an additional opportunity for students who could not meet the required marks in the main examination. They urged students to review their performance, seek remedial coaching if needed, and aim for better outcomes in future assessments.
The HBSE has not released a detailed subject‑wise breakdown yet, but it confirmed that the overall pass rate reflects a modest improvement compared with the previous year’s supplementary results.