The Haryana Board (HBSE) has declared the Class 12 Compartment Result 2025, with 71.90% of students passing the exam. Girls outperformed boys, with a pass percentage of 72.46% compared to 71.54% for boys. Palwal district recorded the highest pass rate, while Yamunanagar had the lowest.

Haryana Board 12th Compartment Result 2025: The Board of School Education, Haryana (BSEH) has declared the HBSE Class 12 Compartment Result 2025. Candidates who took the Haryana Board 12th compartment exams can check and download the HBSE Class 12th compartment result 2025 at bseh.org.

In order to access the HBSE Class 12th compartment result 2025, candidates will have to enter the roll number or name, father's name, mother's name, date of birth or registration number on the portal.

Students planning to apply for re-examination or re-evaluation can do so by paying the recommended fee within 20 days from the date of declaration of results.

The board held the class 12th compartment examination on July 4, 2025, at 65 examination centres in the state. As many as 16,300 candidates appeared for the exam, comprising 10,072 boys and 6,228 girls.

Among all the examinees, 11,719 students passed the exam, and 4,422 have been put in the compartment class. Among boys, 7,206 passed and 2,774 were compartmentalised, which means a pass percentage of 71.90%. At the same time, 4,513 girls have passed the exam, and 1,648 have been given compartments with a pass percentage of 72.46%.

Notably, girls performed better compared to boys by 0.92% in the pass rate. In geographical performance comparison, urban areas acquired a pass rate of 77.62%, while rural areas had a pass rate of 70.04%. The highest performing was Palwal district with 80.95%, while the lowest performing was Yamunanagar with 56.13%.

Earlier, the results of the Class 12 board examination of 2025 had been declared by HBSE on May 13. The pass percentage was 85.66%, with girls securing 89.41% and boys 81.86%. The annual examination had been conducted from February 27 to April 2, 2025, in the conventional offline (pen-and-paper) mode.