HBSE Date Sheet - Class 12 Haryana Board Political Science

Haryana Board Class 12 Exam Schedule and Guidelines

The Haryana Board Class 12 examination schedule for 2026 has been released, detailing subject-wise exam dates, timings, and specific instructions for candidates. The exams span from 25 February to 1 April, with varying gaps between papers and specific durations for different subjects. Adherence to the provided instructions and preparation according to the official timetable is essential for all candidates.

Exam Dates and Subject-wise Schedule

The Class 12 exams begin on 25 February and conclude on 1 April. Each subject is assigned a specific date, with some days offering breaks between…

Haryana Board Class 12 Exam Schedule and Guidelines

The Haryana Board Class 12 examination schedule for 2026 has been released, detailing subject-wise exam dates, timings, and specific instructions for candidates. The exams span from 25 February to 1 April, with varying gaps between papers and specific durations for different subjects. Adherence to the provided instructions and preparation according to the official timetable is essential for all candidates.

Exam Dates and Subject-wise Schedule

The Class 12 exams begin on 25 February and conclude on 1 April. Each subject is assigned a specific date, with some days offering breaks between exams. The schedule includes both core and elective subjects, as well as additional and vocational papers.

• 25 February: English Core, English Elective
• 27 February: Political Science
• 2 March: Physics, Economics
• 3 March: Physical Education
• 6 March: History, Biology
• 9 March: Chemistry, Accountancy, Public Administration
• 10 March: Computer Science, IT/ITeS
• 12 March: Agriculture, Philosophy
• 13 March: Sociology, Entrepreneurship
• 17 March: Mathematics
• 18 March: Sanskrit, Urdu, Biotechnology
• 19 March: Home Science
• 20 March: Military Science, Dance, Psychology, Sanskrit Grammar Part 1 (including Vidyapeeth)
• 24 March: Hindi Core, Hindi Elective, English Special for Foreign Students
• 25 March: Fine Arts
• 27 March: Geography
• 28 March: Business Studies, Music (Vocal, Instrumental Melody, Percussion Instruments)
• 30 March: Punjabi, Sanskrit Literature Veda Siddhant (including Vidyapeeth)
• 1 April: Additional subjects (Automotive, Healthcare, Physical Education, Beauty & Wellness, Agriculture, Plumbing, Power), Sanskrit Grammar Part 2 (including Vidyapeeth)

Exam Timings and Duration

Exam timings and durations vary depending on the subject. Most theory papers are scheduled in the afternoon, with clear distinctions between three-hour and two-and-a-half-hour papers.

• Standard Timing: 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM (3 hours)
• Shorter Duration Papers: 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM (2.5 hours) for subjects like Physical Education, Computer Science, Military Science, Dance, and certain vocational/additional subjects
• Special Cases: On 20 March, some papers are from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM (3 hours), while others are 2.5 hours

Gaps Between Exams

The schedule provides varying gaps between exams to facilitate preparation. Some subjects have a one-day gap, while others have two or three days, especially before major subjects like Mathematics and Business Studies.

• One-day gap: Between English and Political Science, and between Chemistry/Public Administration and Computer Science
• Two-day gap: Before Physics/Economics, History/Biology, Chemistry/Accountancy/Public Administration, and Business Studies
• Three-day gap: Before Mathematics, Hindi, and after Sociology/Entrepreneurship

Subject-wise Paper Duration

Different subjects have different allotted durations, which candidates must note for time management during the exam.

• 3-hour papers: Most theory subjects (e.g., English, Political Science, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Business Studies, Psychology, Sanskrit Grammar Part 1 & 2, Punjabi, Geography, Hindi, Fine Arts, Home Science)
• 2.5-hour papers: Physical Education, Computer Science, Military Science, Dance, Music (Vocal, Instrumental Melody, Percussion Instruments), additional/vocational subjects (Automotive, Healthcare, Beauty & Wellness, Agriculture, Plumbing, Power)
• Biotechnology: 3-hour paper
• Sanskrit Literature Veda Siddhant: 3-hour paper

Special Instructions for Candidates

Candidates must strictly follow all instructions provided for the examination. These include requirements for admit cards, permitted items, and conduct within the examination hall.

• Admit Card: Must be valid, with a scanned and duly attested passport-size photograph
• Entry Requirement: Admit card is mandatory for entry to the examination center
• Prohibited Items: Calculators, mobile phones, and any unauthorized materials are not allowed. Possession leads to UMC (Unfair Means Case) registration
• Emergency Contact: In case of emergencies, candidates may contact the provided WhatsApp or PABX numbers
• Instruction Compliance: All instructions issued for the examination center and those printed on the admit card must be strictly followed
• Personal Items: Candidates must bring their own log tables and pencils for map work

Provisions for Specially-Abled Candidates

Special accommodations are provided for candidates with physical disabilities, visual or hearing impairments, permanent physical impairment of extremities, or those undergoing dialysis.

• Extra Time: 20 minutes per hour of answering time is granted to eligible candidates
• Eligibility: Applies to candidates with physical disability, visual impairment, hearing impairment, permanent physical impairment of extremities, or those on dialysis

Preparation Strategy and Motivation

Candidates are encouraged to utilize the provided gaps for revision and to focus on maximizing their scores. Distractions should be minimized, and consistent effort is emphasized for achieving high marks.

• Target Score: Aim for 90% to 95% or above
• Utilize Gaps: Use the days between exams for focused revision of upcoming subjects
• Avoid Distractions: Minimize non-academic activities and concentrate on preparation
• Follow Updates: Stay connected for further updates, practice questions, and marathon sessions for last-minute revision

Key Reminders for Exam Day

On the day of the exam, candidates must ensure they are fully prepared with all necessary documents and materials, and adhere to all rules.

• Arrive Early: Reach the examination center well before the scheduled time
• Carry Required Materials: Admit card, log table, pencil for map work
• Follow Seating Plan: Sit according to the assigned roll number and seat
• No Electronic Devices: Do not bring calculators or mobile phones
• Comply with Invigilators: Follow all instructions given by the examination staff

Summary Table: Major Exam Dates and Durations

Compliance and Conduct

Strict adherence to all rules and instructions is mandatory for all candidates. Any violation, especially regarding prohibited items or misconduct, will result in disciplinary action.

• Follow All Instructions: Both those announced at the center and printed on the admit card
• Disciplinary Action: Any breach, such as possession of prohibited items, leads to UMC registration
• Bring Only Permitted Items: Log tables and pencils for map work are allowed; all other items must be left outside

Final Preparation Advice

Candidates are advised to focus on their studies, avoid wasting time, and make the most of the remaining period before the exams. Consistent effort and adherence to the schedule and instructions will maximize the chances of scoring high marks.