HTET Result 2026: HTET 2025 Result, Revised Result, Biometric

The latest HTET result is for HTET 2025, declared on 22 August 2026, and a revised result is still due after biometric verification; HTET-2026 has not been held yet. BSEH Circular 19 of 28 September 2026 says the revised result will be declared soon after biometric verification. The last verification opportunity is on 6 and 7 November 2026 at the Board headquarters in Bhiwani, and candidates who do not complete it on those dates will not have their result declared (Circular 23 of 23 October 2026).

How to check the HTET 2025 result

The result login on htet.eapplynow.com asks for the level name, the Application Id/Registration No. and the date of birth. A separate login gives the Score Card/E-Certificate, using the level, registration number and date of birth. Results are level-wise: the bulletin gives a separate certificate for each level a candidate qualifies, and says the statement of marks of all candidates appearing in HTET is made available on the Board's website.

Why is a revised HTET 2025 result coming?

After the result, candidates sent representations about the question papers and answer keys. Circular 19 says the revised result is being prepared on the basis of a re-review report on those representations, to keep the process fair and transparent, and will be declared after biometric verification.

What does RLV mean, and who must still verify?

RLV stands for "Result late due to verification". The information bulletin says the result is declared after comparing the IRIS database (biometric profile verification). Candidates get three chances, and after that verification costs a fee of ₹10,000, an option valid for one year from the result; after that period the result is treated as cancelled. HTET 2025 verification rounds were held on 10–12 August, 30–31 August and 4 October 2026. Candidates with an RLV result who got only one or two chances verify on 6 and 7 November 2026. Those who missed all three may apply in Room No. 28 of the Board office by 6 November 2026, paying the fee or penalty given in the bulletin, and then verify on the same dates. Bring the original admit card and an original photo ID.

Qualifying marks and the HTET certificate

• 60% (90 marks) for all categories except Scheduled Castes and differently abled candidates.
• 55% (82 marks) for Scheduled Castes and differently abled candidates of Haryana domicile.
• 60% (90 marks) for Scheduled Castes and differently abled candidates of other states.

The certificate is valid for life from its date of issue, for all levels. If a revised result changes "Not Qualified" to "Qualified", validity counts from the date the certificate is issued. There is no limit on attempts, and qualified candidates may sit again to improve their score. Qualifying gives no right to appointment; eligibility is finally verified by the appointing authorities.

OMR sheet and disqualification

Only candidates with "NOT QUALIFIED" or "DisQualified" status can view their OMR sheet, at ₹100 for each viewing. In HTET 2025, candidates who did not darken any circle in more than 20 questions were disqualified, and their sheets were not evaluated. There is no re-evaluation or re-checking of OMR sheets.

HTET result dates in past cycles

For HTET 2024, Circular 14 of 10 November 2025 let candidates ask for a copy of their OMR sheet by e-mail until 19 November 2025, for a fee of ₹100. Biometric rounds followed on 12–14 November and 19–21 November 2025, with a final chance on 8–9 June 2026 at Bhiwani. Certificates went online at bsehresult.in under Circular 06/2026 of 22 June 2026.