Haryana HTET Result 2026 Out Soon; Check PRT, TGT & PGT Result RESULT SOON

The Haryana HTET Result 2026 is expected to be released in the last week of July 2026 by the Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH), Bhiwani.

Candidates who appeared for the HTET Level 1 (PRT), Level 2 (TGT), and Level 3 (PGT) examinations held on 4 & 5 July 2026 will be able to download their scorecards from the official website using their registration number and date of birth.

The result will include the candidate’s qualifying status, subject-wise marks, and overall score.

Check the latest HTET result date, direct download link, qualifying marks, scorecard details, and step-by-step process to access your Haryana HTET Result 2026.

Haryana HTET Result 2026 – Overview

Exam Conducted on 4 & 5 July 2026 | Result Expected Last Week of July 2026 | Check PRT, TGT & PGT Scorecard
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Particulars Details
Organization Name Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH), Bhiwani
Exam Name Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test (HTET-2025), commonly referred to as HTET 2026
Notification Date 24 December 2025
Exam Levels Level 1 (PRT – Classes 1-5), Level 2 (TGT – Classes 6-8), Level 3 (PGT – Classes 9-12)
Exam Date 4 & 5 July 2026 (originally scheduled Jan 2026, later postponed to June, finally held in July)
Mode of Examination Offline (Conventional Pen-Paper / OMR Based)
Candidates Appeared (Approx.) More than 2.5 Lakh (Estimated, across all levels)
Result Status Awaited (Evaluation & Answer Key Objection process underway)
Expected Result Date Last week of July 2026 (as per BSEH Chairman’s statement)
Certificate Validity Lifetime, from the date of issuance
Official Website www.bseh.org.in / htet.eapplynow.com

HTET 2026 Result — Latest Update

As per the statement of BSEH Chairman Dr. Shanker Lal Dhopra, the Board is completing the evaluation process and reviewing objections received against the provisional answer key before preparing the final result. The HTET 2026 Result for Level-I (PRT), Level-II (TGT), and Level-III (PGT) is expected to be declared in the last week of July 2026 at www.bseh.org.in. The exam was conducted under strict security with CCTV surveillance at all centres, and candidates were required to reach 90 minutes before the reporting time.

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HTET 2026 Timeline — Important Dates

  • Official Notification Released: 24 December 2025
  • Online Application Start Date: 24 December 2025
  • Last Date to Apply Online & Pay Fee: 04 January 2026
  • Correction in Particulars Window: 04–05 January 2026
  • Originally Scheduled Exam Date: 17–18 January 2026 (Postponed)
  • Rescheduled Exam Date (2nd attempt): 13–14 June 2026 (Postponed again)
  • Revised Exam Date Notice Released: 02 June 2026
  • Exam City Intimation Slip Released: 25 June 2026
  • Admit Card Released: 01 July 2026
  • Final Exam Date (Level 1, 2 & 3): 04–05 July 2026
  • Provisional Answer Key Released: Mid-July 2026
  • Answer Key Objection Window: Few days after Answer Key release (₹1000 per question objection fee)
  • Result Declaration: Expected Last Week of July 2026
  • HTET Certificate Download: After Result Declaration
  • Next (2nd) HTET Session of 2026: Expected November 2026

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How to Check Haryana HTET Result 2026

  • Visit the official BSEH website — www.bseh.org.in or the HTET portal htet.eapplynow.com
  • On the homepage, look under the “News” section for the link “Result of HTET Exam July 2026”
  • Separate result links will appear for Level 1 (PRT), Level 2 (TGT), and Level 3 (PGT)
  • Click on the link matching the Level (and subject, for Level 2/3) you appeared for
  • Enter your Registration Number / Roll Number and Password or Date of Birth
  • Click Submit — your scorecard will be displayed on screen
  • Check your qualifying status and subject-wise marks carefully
  • Download the result and take a printout for future reference

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What Your HTET Scorecard Will Show

  • Candidate’s Name, Roll Number & Registration Number
  • Level applied for (PRT / TGT / PGT) and subject opted (for Level 2 & 3)
  • Subject-wise marks obtained in each section
  • Total marks out of 150 and overall qualifying status (Qualified / Not Qualified)
  • District Code and Exam Centre details
  • Category-wise qualifying/cut-off marks applicable to the candidate

Note: Candidates should preserve their printed scorecard safely — it is required at the time of applying for teacher recruitment and during document verification later.

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HTET 2026 Qualifying / Cut-Off Marks (Out of 150)

Category Qualifying Marks
General / EWS / OBC (All States) 60% (90 Marks)
SC / Differently Abled (Haryana Domicile) 55% (82 Marks)
SC / Differently Abled (Non-Haryana Domicile) 60% (90 Marks)
Note: There is no separate “cut-off list” as such — HTET follows a single minimum qualifying marks criterion (not a merit-based cut-off), and the same qualifying percentage applies uniformly across Level 1, 2, and 3.

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HTET Previous Year Qualifying Trend (For Reference)

Level / Year Approx. Qualifying %age (General)
Level 1 (PRT) – HTET 2024 ~60%
Level 2 (TGT) – HTET 2024 ~60%
Level 3 (PGT) – HTET 2024 ~60%
These are historical trend figures for reference only. Since HTET is a qualifying (not merit-ranking) exam, the qualifying percentage is fixed by category rather than decided by the difficulty level or number of candidates each year.

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HTET 2026 Exam Pattern (For Reference)

Level 1 (PRT – Classes 1 to 5):

Subject Questions / Marks
Child Development and Pedagogy 30 | 30
Hindi and English (Language) 30 | 30
Mathematics 30 | 30
Environmental Studies 30 | 30
Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning & General Awareness (incl. Haryana GK) 30 | 30
Total 150 | 150

Level 2 (TGT – Classes 6 to 8) & Level 3 (PGT – Classes 9 to 12):

Subject Questions / Marks
Child Development and Pedagogy 30 | 30
Hindi and English (Language) 30 | 30
Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning & General Awareness (incl. Haryana GK) 30 | 30
Subject-Specific Knowledge (Chosen Subject: Science/Social Science/Maths for TGT; Concerned Subject for PGT) 60 | 60
Total 150 | 150
Note: All three levels are MCQ-based, offline (OMR), 150 minutes duration, with NO negative marking. Question papers (except language subjects) are bilingual — Hindi and English.

HTET 2026 Application Fee (As Per Official Information Bulletin)

Category One Level / Two Levels / Three Levels
SC & PH Candidates of Haryana Domicile ₹500 / ₹900 / ₹1200
All Other Candidates of Haryana Domicile ₹1000 / ₹1800 / ₹2400
All Candidates of Non-Haryana Domicile (incl. SC & PH) ₹1000 / ₹1800 / ₹2400
Note: Fee once remitted is non-refundable under any circumstances. Answer Key objection fee is ₹1000 per question (refundable only if the objection is upheld).

Certificate Validity & Re-Attempt Rules

  • HTET Qualifying Certificate is valid for a lifetime from the date of issuance, for all three levels
  • There is no restriction on the number of attempts a candidate can take to acquire the HTET certificate
  • Candidates who have already qualified HTET can re-appear in a fresh attempt to improve their score, if they wish
  • If the result is revised by the Board from “Not Qualified” to “Qualified,” validity is counted from the date of the revised certificate’s issuance
  • OMR Answer Sheets and exam records are preserved for four months from the date of result declaration

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What Happens After the HTET Result — Next Steps

  • Download Scorecard: Save and print your HTET result for future use
  • Get HTET Eligibility Certificate: Issued to candidates who meet the minimum qualifying marks — this certificate itself is not a job, it only makes you eligible to apply
  • Apply for Teacher Recruitment: The HTET certificate is a mandatory eligibility requirement for applying to PRT/TGT/PGT teacher recruitment drives conducted by the Haryana government (e.g., HSSC/Elementary or Secondary Education Department vacancies) — passing HTET does not guarantee a job on its own
  • Preserve Original Documents: Registration slip, scorecard, and Class 10 certificate should be kept safely for future document verification
  • Second HTET Session 2026: BSEH has indicated a second HTET session is planned for around November 2026, giving candidates another opportunity to qualify or improve their score

If Your Result Is Not Displaying — Common Issues & Fixes

  • Double check your Registration Number and Date of Birth/Password are entered exactly as per your admit card
  • Try clearing browser cache or using a different browser if the site is not loading, especially right after the result goes live (heavy traffic)
  • Ensure you’re on the official domain — bseh.org.in or htet.eapplynow.com — and not on a look-alike third-party site
  • If the result link shows “Not Found” for your Roll Number, wait — results for Level 1, 2 and 3 may be released on slightly different dates/times
  • For unresolved discrepancies, contact the BSEH Special Exam Cell at the official contact numbers/email listed on the result page

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HTET Result 2026 (Direct Link) click here (Will be Active on Declaration)
Official Information Bulletin PDF click here
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Haryana HTET Result 2026 — FAQs

Q1. When will the HTET Result 2026 be declared?
Ans. As per BSEH Chairman Dr. Shanker Lal Dhopra’s statement, the result is expected in the last week of July 2026, after evaluation and answer key objections are finalized.

Q2. Where can I check my HTET Result 2026?
Ans. The result will be released on the official BSEH website www.bseh.org.in and the HTET portal htet.eapplynow.com.

Q3. What is the minimum qualifying mark for HTET 2026?
Ans. General/EWS/OBC candidates need 60% (90 out of 150), while SC and Differently Abled candidates of Haryana domicile need 55% (82 out of 150).

Q4. What documents do I need to check my result?
Ans. You need your Registration Number/Roll Number and Password or Date of Birth as used at the time of application/admit card.

Q5. Is there a merit list or rank in HTET?
Ans. No. HTET is a qualifying exam, not a ranked exam — candidates either meet the minimum qualifying marks for their category or do not; there is no merit-based cut-off.

Q6. What should I do after qualifying HTET?
Ans. Download and preserve your scorecard. You will receive an HTET Eligibility Certificate (lifetime validity), which is a mandatory requirement while applying for PRT/TGT/PGT teacher recruitment in Haryana government schools.

Q7. Can I reappear in HTET even after qualifying?
Ans. Yes. Candidates who have already qualified HTET can appear again in a future session to improve their score, if they wish.

Q8. Is there any negative marking in HTET?
Ans. No, there is no negative marking in the HTET exam for any of the three levels.

Q9. When is the next HTET exam session?
Ans. BSEH has indicated a second HTET session for 2026 is expected around November 2026.

Q10. My result is not showing on the website — what should I do?
Ans. Recheck your login details, try a different browser/clear cache during high-traffic periods, confirm you’re on the official BSEH domain, and if the issue persists, contact the BSEH Special Exam Cell using the official contact details on the result page.

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