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BSEH pushes back Haryana Open School deadline, releases Class 9‑12 registration dates
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 17 Oct 2026, 11:16 AM
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The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) has extended the enrolment deadline for the Haryana Open School and published the registration timetable for classes 9 to 12.
The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) announced on Thursday that the deadline for applications to the Haryana Open School has been extended by two weeks, giving candidates additional time to submit required documents.
The new cut‑off date is set for 30 November 2026, and the board released a detailed calendar for class‑9 to class‑12 registrations. According to the schedule, class‑9 enrolment opens on 5 December, class‑10 on 12 December, class‑11 on 19 December and class‑12 on 26 December, with each window remaining open for ten days.
BSEH officials said the extension aims to accommodate students who faced delays due to the recent monsoon disruptions. Applicants are instructed to register online through the official BSEH portal and to submit supporting certificates at the nearest district education office.
The board reiterated that all fees and eligibility criteria remain unchanged, and it urged prospective learners to complete the process before the revised deadlines to avoid missing the upcoming academic session.
The new cut‑off date is set for 30 November 2026, and the board released a detailed calendar for class‑9 to class‑12 registrations. According to the schedule, class‑9 enrolment opens on 5 December, class‑10 on 12 December, class‑11 on 19 December and class‑12 on 26 December, with each window remaining open for ten days.
BSEH officials said the extension aims to accommodate students who faced delays due to the recent monsoon disruptions. Applicants are instructed to register online through the official BSEH portal and to submit supporting certificates at the nearest district education office.
The board reiterated that all fees and eligibility criteria remain unchanged, and it urged prospective learners to complete the process before the revised deadlines to avoid missing the upcoming academic session.