The Board of Secondary Education, Haryana (BSEH) will not declare the Haryana Board Class 10th results on Monday. In a press note released on Sunday evening, the board said that the results of the Class 10 examinations in the state, which were to be declared on June 8, have been postponed.
Haryana Board Chairman Jagbir Singh had earlier informed that BSEH will declare the Class 10 results on Monday, June 8.
Informing about the decision to not declare the Haryana board Class 10 results on Monday, Board chairman Jagbir Singh and BSEH secretary Rajiv Prasad said that in accordance with the direction of the Haryana education department, the class 10 results will now be declared after the conduct and evaluation of science paper. They further said that passing in science paper of Class 10 examinations is compulsory for students who opt for science stream in Class 11 for further studies.
“We will announce results after students opting for medical and non-medical stream in Class 11 appear for their pending science exam. Other students’ results will be evaluated on the basis of average marks scored by them in the four exams that they had appeared for,” the board chairman said.
The Haryana board had postponed the class 10 and 12 examinations on March 19 in the wake of the coronavirus disease outbreak. Nearly 7.41 lakh students have registered for class 10 and 12 board exams in Haryana.
{{/usCountry}}The Haryana board had postponed the class 10 and 12 examinations on March 19 in the wake of the coronavirus disease outbreak. Nearly 7.41 lakh students have registered for class 10 and 12 board exams in Haryana.
{{/usCountry}}The class 10 students have appeared for English, mathematics, social sciences and Hindi exams while science and an optional exam of physical education/ Sanskrit/ fine arts/ music, etc, are still pending.
(With inputs from HT correspondent in Haryana)