HBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027: Expected July 2027, Eligibility, Application Form and Result

The HBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 is conducted by the Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) for students who fail in one or two subjects in the annual secondary examination. Students who receive the ’E1’ grade (21–32 marks) in up to two subjects are placed in the compartment category and may re-appear in only those subject(s). The compartment exam follows the full Class X syllabus and is typically held in July–August, a few months after the main result is declared in May.

The HBSE Class X 2027 main exam is expected in February–March 2027, with results likely in May 2027. The compartment exam 2027 is expected in July–August 2027; exact subject-wise dates will be released on bseh.org.in after the main result is declared. Students placed in compartment are notified through their school and can verify status on the official portal.

Passing the compartment exam allows students to complete Class X without repeating the entire academic year. The marksheet reflects a ’Pass (Compartment)’ notation — accepted for Class XI admissions and competitive examinations across Haryana.

• Students who fail in 1 or 2 subjects in HBSE Class X are eligible for the compartment exam.
• The HBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 is expected in July–August 2027 at designated centres across Haryana.
• Registration is expected to open in May–June 2027 — apply through your school or the BSEH portal within the notified window.
• You must score a minimum of 27 out of 80 in theory and 7 out of 20 in internal assessment or practical to pass each subject.
• Passing leads to a ’Pass (Compartment)’ notation on your HBSE Class X marksheet — fully valid for further studies.
• Students who fail the compartment exam must appear in the next annual cycle as a private or ex-regular student in the pending subject(s).
• BSEH allows up to 3 total attempts — the main exam plus two subsequent compartment or supplementary chances.

HBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027

The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) conducts the Class X (Matric) exam for lakhs of students across Haryana each year. Students scoring 21–32 marks in a subject receive the ’E1’ grade and are placed in compartment, while those scoring 20 or below receive the ’E2’ (Fail) grade and must repeat the full year. The compartment exam is a subject-scoped second chance — students re-sit only the failed subject(s), not the entire examination. In recent years, approximately 5–10% of Class X students have been placed in the compartment category in one or two subjects. BSEH notifies eligible students through their schools within days of the main result declaration.

HBSE Class X Compartment Date Sheet 2027

BSEH releases the HBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 datesheet after declaring the main Class X result. Based on the 2026 cycle, the compartment exam is expected 6–8 weeks after the main result — placing it in July–August 2027. The subject-wise schedule listing exact exam dates and timings will be published on bseh.org.in once the compartment notification is officially issued. All dates in the table below are tentative projections for the 2027 cycle; past cycles show this timeline has been consistent.

Note: All dates are tentative and based on BSEH’s historical exam calendar. The official subject-wise compartment datesheet — listing paper-wise timings for each subject — will be published separately on bseh.org.in after the Class X 2027 main result. Check the portal regularly for updates.

HBSE Class X Compartment Exam Fee Structure

Students applying for the HBSE Class X Compartment Exam 2027 must pay the prescribed fee per subject at the time of registration. The fee is collected through the school for regular students, or directly via the BSEH portal for private compartment applicants, within the notified registration window. Applications submitted after the regular deadline attract an additional late fee. The table below reflects approximate fees based on 2026 rates; BSEH will confirm exact 2027 amounts in the official compartment notification.

Note: Fee amounts above are indicative based on past BSEH rates and may be revised for 2027. Confirm the exact fee from the official compartment registration notification published on bseh.org.in before submitting your application form.

HBSE Class X Passing Marks Criteria 2027

The HBSE Class X passing marks requirement applies equally to the main annual exam and the compartment exam. Students must score a minimum of 33% in the theory paper AND a minimum of 33% in internal assessment or practical separately — passing in aggregate alone is not sufficient. Both components must independently meet the 33% threshold. A student who scores high in internal assessment but misses the theory minimum is still placed in compartment for that subject.

Is 27 a passing mark in HBSE Class X out of 80?

Yes. 27 out of 80 is the minimum passing mark in the HBSE Class X theory paper — 33% of 80 equals 26.4, which rounds up to 27. Students scoring 26 or below in theory are placed in compartment (scores 21–26) or full fail (scores 0–20) depending on their marks band. However, scoring 27 or more in theory alone does not mean the subject is cleared — students must also independently score at least 7 out of 20 in internal assessment or practical to pass that subject completely.

HBSE Class X Passing Marks (Component-wise Calculation)

HBSE Class X Grading System

BSEH uses a nine-point grading system for Class X results. Each subject is assigned a letter grade and a grade point based on total marks scored out of 100, and the overall CGPA is the average of grade points across the best five subjects. The grades range from A1 (91–100 marks, Grade Point 10) at the top to E2 (0–20 marks) at the bottom. Students in the E1 band (21–32 marks) receive compartment status; students in the E2 band are declared failed in that subject. Grade points are not assigned for E1 and E2 since these indicate incomplete or failed performance.

Note: CGPA is calculated using the Grade Points of the five best-passed subjects. Subjects where a student receives E1 or E2 are excluded from the CGPA calculation until the student has passed those subjects.