If you sat for the HTET exam back in July, here’s what you’ve probably been waiting on for a while now. BSEH has finally put the Score Card out, and it’s been live since 22 August. That’s roughly seven weeks after results were declared on 05 August, so if you were wondering why the score card took this long to show up separately, that gap’s pretty normal for HTET — BSEH tends to release these in stages rather than all at once.
This exam decides eligibility for PRT, TGT, and PGT teaching posts across Haryana, and it’s genuinely one of the more layered Sarkari exams out there simply because it runs across three separate levels, each with its own eligibility criteria. If you applied for any of these levels, I’ve laid out everything below — how to check your score card, the complete timeline from notification to now, fee structure by level, and every official link you’d need without having to dig through BSEH’s site yourself.
Quick Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Conducting Body | Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) |
| Exam Name | Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test (HTET) 2026 |
| Exam Date | 04 – 05 July 2026 |
| Score Card Released On | 22 August 2026 |
| Application Closed On | 05 January 2026 (Extended) |
| Total Posts | Not applicable — this is an eligibility test, not a direct recruitment |
| Official Website | bseh.org.in |
Important Dates
This one’s had a fairly long journey from notification to score card, so here’s the full picture in one place:
- Notification Date: 24 December 2025
- Online Apply Start Date: 24 December 2025
- Online Apply Last Date: 05 January 2026 (Extended)
- Fee Payment Last Date: 05 January 2026
- Correction Window: 04 – 05 January 2026
- Exam Date: 04 – 05 July 2026
- Exam City Details: 25 June 2026
- Admit Card: 01 July 2026
- Answer Key: 06 July 2026
- Final Answer Key: 05 August 2026
- Result: 05 August 2026
- Score Card: 22 August 2026 (available now)
Notice how the result and final answer key both landed on the same day, 05 August, but the score card took another couple of weeks after that. That’s just how BSEH works — result first, score card separately once it’s compiled and ready for individual download.
Application Fee
The fee depended on which level you applied for, and it’s worth knowing the breakdown even now that the exam’s done — genuinely useful context if you’re planning to reappear for a different level later.
For Level One, General/OBC/EWS candidates and out-of-state candidates (including SC & PH) paid ₹1,000, while SC and PH candidates from Haryana paid ₹500. For Level Two, General/OBC/EWS and out-of-state candidates paid ₹1,800, with Haryana’s SC/PH candidates paying ₹900. For Level Three, General/OBC/EWS and out-of-state candidates paid ₹2,400, while Haryana’s SC/PH candidates paid ₹1,200.
Payment went through the usual online methods — debit card, credit card, net banking, IMPS, or a cash card/mobile wallet.
Age Limit
BSEH hasn’t specified an age limit for HTET — it’s simply listed as not applicable. That tracks, actually, given HTET is an eligibility test rather than a direct government job recruitment, so there’s no age bracket tied to sitting the exam itself. Any age-related requirements come into play later, at the point of actual teacher recruitment, not here.
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Eligibility Criteria by Level
This is where HTET gets genuinely layered, so it’s worth reading through your specific level carefully rather than skimming:
| Level | Eligibility |
|---|---|
| Level 1 (Primary Teacher) | 10+2 with 50% marks plus a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education/Special Education/B.El.Ed (passed or appearing), OR 10+2 with 45% marks plus the same diploma, OR a Bachelor’s Degree in any stream plus the same 2-year diploma |
| Level 2 (TGT Teacher) | Bachelor’s Degree in any stream with 50% marks plus a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education, OR Bachelor’s Degree with 50% marks plus a B.Ed/Special B.Ed, OR 10+2 with 50% marks plus a 4-year B.A. B.Ed/B.Com B.Ed degree |
| Level 3 (PGT Lecturer) | Master’s Degree in the concerned subject with 50% marks plus a B.Ed degree |
That “concerned subject” bit for Level 3 is worth flagging on its own — subject-wise eligibility is laid out separately in the full notification, so if PGT’s your target, actually read that section instead of assuming your Master’s automatically fits.
How to Check and Download the Score Card
Simple enough once you’re on the right portal, though BSEH routes this through a separate HTET application system rather than its main website:
- Visit the official BSEH website or the HTET application portal directly.
- Look for the “HTET Score Card 2026” notification link on the homepage.
- Log in using your Enrollment Number, Registration Number, or Date of Birth.
- Your Score Card will open, usually as a PDF.
- Download it and save a copy for your records.
- Take a printout too — you’ll likely need it for future reference, especially since HTET certificates stay valid for a set period and get referenced repeatedly during recruitment cycles.
Mode of Selection
HTET itself isn’t the finish line toward a teaching job — it’s an eligibility gate. Clearing it qualifies you to apply for actual PRT, TGT, or PGT recruitment, which then runs through its own process: Written Exam, Document Verification, and Medical Examination.
It’s easy to treat HTET like the hard part’s over, since it is the tougher qualifying hurdle for a lot of candidates, but the real selection process for an actual teaching post only kicks off after this. Worth keeping that in mind so you don’t lose momentum once your score card’s in hand.
Important Links
| Purpose | Link |
|---|---|
| Download Score Card | Link-I / Link-II |
| Download Result | Click Here |
| Download Final Answer Key | Click Here |
| Download Answer Key | Click Here |
| Check Answer Key Notice | Click Here |
| Download Admit Card | Click Here |
| Check Admit Card Notice | Click Here |
| Download Exam City Details | Click Here |
| Check Exam Date Notice | Click Here |
| Apply Online | Click Here |
| Check Date Extend Notice | Click Here |
| Official Notification | Click Here |
| HTET Official Website | bseh.org.in |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. When was the Haryana HTET Exam 2026 conducted?
04 – 05 July 2026, across PRT, TGT, and PGT levels.
Q2. Which authority conducts the HTET Exam?
The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH).
Q3. How can I check the HTET answer key?
Through the official BSEH website, or by downloading the official notification PDF linked above.
Q4. What are the HTET exam levels?
Three levels in total — PRT (Level 1), TGT (Level 2), and PGT (Level 3), each with different eligibility requirements.
Q5. What’s the official website for HTET? https://bseh.org.in/home. That’s where you’ll find the genuine notifications, though the actual application and score card downloads route through a separate HTET portal linked above.
