HomeEducationGirls outshine boys in Haryana BSEH D.Ed exam results 2017; Check at bseh.org.in

Girls outshine boys in Haryana BSEH D.Ed exam results 2017; Check at bseh.org.in

Haryana BSEH D.Ed Results for July 2017 has been declared on Saturday at the official website of Board of Secondary Education of Haryana, Bhiwani – bseh.org.in

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Haryana D.Ed Results for July 2017 has been declared on Saturday at the official website of Board of Secondary Education of Haryana, Bhiwani – bseh.org.in. Now, all the candidates who have appeared in July 2017 D.Ed examination for semester second, third and fourth and also candidates who have reappeared in semester first, second, third and fourth can check their results.

Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) and Diploma in Education (D. Ed) is a two year course run by government of Haryana. After completing this course, a candidate becomes eligible to teach in government schools in the state. Every year, State Council of Education & Training invites application for admission in D.Ed and D. El. Ed courses.

This year the pass percentage has been 54.97%. Out of 10871 girls, who appeared for this examination, 6512 passed it. While out of 4109 boys, only 1722 could clear the exam. Also, both urban and rural areas have scored 58.4% and 53.87% respectively. Even in the D.Ed reappear examinations, girls have done better than boys.

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The board has also informed that students can submit application for re-appear from October 6 to October 20, 2017. The fee for filling the application form is Rs 800 for D.El.Ed first year (re-appear) while it is Rs 600 for D.Ed first, second, third and fourth semester (re-appear). A late fees of Rs 100 will be charged in case of late submission till October 27. This will increase to Rs 300 by November 4 and Rs 1000 by November 11.

Haryana BSEH D.Ed Results for July 2017

Visit the official website at bseh.org.in. On the homepage, click on the link ‘D.Ed Results 2017′. It will take you to result page, having details of different results, click on the applicable link. Once you click on the applicable link, if will take you to indiaresults.com website. Results are hosted there. You need to enter your name or roll number and submit. Your results will be displayed on the screen. Save it for your reference.

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