Haryana Board Class 9 Date Sheet 2025: Check HBSE 9th Exam Dates Here

Board of School Education, Haryana (HBSE or BSEH) will release the HBSE Class 9 exam date sheet 2024-25 in January 2025. Haryana Board Class 9 theory exams will be conducted in February-March 2025. The HBSE Class 9th date sheet PDF will be published through the official website, bseh.org.in.

The Haryana board Class 9 date sheet PDF will mention the exam dates & days, exam timings, subject names, subject codes, and instructions for students. The HBSE 9th exams are expected to be conducted from 8:30 am to 11:30 am. Students must refer to the HBSE Class 9 exam schedule 2024-25 to plan their study routine effectively.

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1. HBSE Class 9 Exam Date Sheet 2025
2. How to Download the HBSE 9th Date Sheet?
3. HBSE 9th Date Sheet 2025- Important Instructions

HBSE Class 9 Exam Date Sheet 2025

Last year, the HBSE Class 9th date sheet was released on January 24, 2024. Completing the HBSE 9th syllabus on time is crucial for students as it ensures a comprehensive understanding of topics before exams. Check the table given below to know the HBSE 9th board exam dates 2025:

Haryana Board 9th Date Sheet 2025 (Tentative)

How to Download the HBSE 9th Date Sheet?

Students can follow the steps given below to download the Haryana board 9th date sheet PDF file.

• Visit the official website of HBSE, bseh.org.in.
• Click on the ‘Main Website’ option.
• Under the ‘Latest News’ section, click on the link of the ‘Date Sheet (Theory Papers) for 9th Annual Exam 2025’ option.
• The PDF of HBSE 9th theory exam date sheet 2025 will open on the screen.
• Download the HBSE Class 9 theory date sheet PDF and prepare your study schedule accordingly.

HBSE 9th Date Sheet 2025- Important Instructions

• Individuals with special needs such as physical disabilities like visual impairment, hearing impairment, permanent physical impairment of extremities (hand, foot, etc.), dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, developmental aphasia, will be provided with the services of an amanuensis and an additional 20 minutes per hour for answering each paper.
• Candidates must bring their log, trigonometry tables, and stencils for maps, and are allowed to use coloured pencils only in Science subjects.
• The use of calculators (simple/scientific) and mobile phones is strictly prohibited in the Examination hall. If found, it will be considered as the use of unfair means.