Haryana declares Class X results, all students make it

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Hisar, June 11

After cancelling the Class X examination on April 15 in view of the pandemic, the Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) has declared all students pass on the basis of internal assessment and practical examination.

BSEH Chairman Jagbir Singh said in case students were not satisfied with their marks, they could appear for written exam in the next session.

Singh said no merit list had been prepared and admissions for the next session would be held on first-come-first-serve basis. — TNS

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