A total of 6542 candidates statewide have gained from these grace marks across all three examination levels.The initial HTET result stood at 10.67% and post-grace marks, it elevated to 13.52%, signifying a 2.85% increase attributed to the grace marks.
During the HTET results announcement, Haryana School Education Board’s Chairman, Dr VP Yadav, and Secretary Jyoti Mittal shared that 21.74% of candidates succeeded in PRT Level-1, 12.93% in Level-2 TGT, and 8.89% in Level-3 PGT. A total of 229,223 candidates participated in the HTET examination, comprising 159,268 women, 69,923 men, and 32 transgender individuals, with an overall pass percentage of 13.52%.
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In the Level-1 PRT examination, among 47,700 candidates, 4,112 out of 15,719 men and 6,256 out of 3,173 women successfully passed. The pass percentage for men was 26.16%, while women achieved a pass percentage of 19.57%. Moving to the Level-2 TGT examination, out of 111,212 candidates, 5,315 men out of 33,488 and 9,062 women out of 77,707 successfully cleared the exam.
The pass percentage for men in Level 3 was 15.87%, while for women, it stood at 11.66%. Among the 17 transgender candidates, one successfully passed the examination. In Level 3, out of 70,311 candidates, 1,910 men out of 20,716 and 4,241 women out of 49,588 achieved success. The pass percentage for men was 9.22%, and for women, it was 8.75%. The official website of the board now hosts the final answer keys for all three levels.
The determination of grace marks was explained by Board President Dr. VP Yadav and Secretary Jyoti Mittal. Objections were raised by candidates regarding questions (options) from question numbers 31 to 60 in the language part of all three levels—Hindi and English—claiming that they were not within the prescribed syllabus. Subject experts thoroughly examined these objections. The investigation revealed that no questions were asked outside the syllabus; instead, all the questions in the language part, covering Hindi and English, were related to grammar.
The Board Secretary stated that prioritizing candidate interests, the results of all three HTET levels will consider the average marks obtained by candidates out of the remaining 120 marks. This calculation excludes marks in the language part Hindi and English, constituting 30 marks. Using the same average ratio, candidates were assigned marks out of 30 for the language part Hindi and English (question number 31 to 60). Only candidates surpassing the average marks in this section were included in the result, with their obtained marks being reflected in the final outcome.