HTET Final Answer Key 2026 — Download PGT, TGT, PRT Answer Sheet PDF

Haryana HTET Final Answer Key 2026 has been released by the Board of School Education, Haryana (BSEH) on 05/08/2026. The final answer key is now available for all three levels – PRT, TGT, and PGT – across all four question paper sets (A, B, C, D). This marks the end of the objection window that ran from 06/07/2026 to 09/07/2026, and the board has incorporated the outcome of all accepted objections into this final version.

The final answer key reflects the board’s decision on the 100-rupee-per-question objections that were raised during the provisional phase. Candidates can now download the PDF matching their exam level and question paper set, verify their answers, calculate their probable score using the marking scheme provided below, and prepare for the result announcement. This article is based on the official answer key notice and marking scheme released by BSEH on https://bseh.org.in.

Answer Key – Key Details

ParticularsDetails
Recruiting BoardBoard of School Education, Haryana (BSEH)
Exam NameHaryana Teacher Eligibility Test (HTET) 2026
Exam LevelsLevel 1 (PRT), Level 2 (TGT), Level 3 (PGT)
Exam Dates04/07/2026 and 05/07/2026
Answer Key TypeFinal
Release Date05/08/2026
Official Websitehttps://bseh.org.in

How to Download the HTET Final Answer Key 2026

  1. Visit https://htet.eapplynow.com or https://bseh.org.in on your browser.
  2. Locate the “HTET Final Answer Key 2026” link on the homepage.
  3. Select your exam level: PRT (Level 1), TGT (Level 2), or PGT (Level 3).
  4. Log in using your enrollment number and date of birth in DD/MM/YYYY format.
  5. Download the PDF for your question paper set (A, B, C, or D).
  6. Save a copy locally and cross-check the answer number against your response sheet question-by-question.

Calculate Your Probable Score

HTET uses a straightforward marking scheme with no negative marking. Each correct answer earns 1 mark, and unattempted or incorrect answers earn 0 marks. The maximum score is 150.

Marking Scheme:

  • Correct Answer: 1 mark
  • Incorrect Answer: 0 marks
  • Unattempted: 0 marks
  • Total Questions: 150
  • Total Marks: 150

Score Calculation:

Your expected score = Total number of correct answers × 1

Worked Example:

If you attempted 140 questions and got 115 correct (25 wrong): Expected Score = 115 × 1 = 115 out of 150

Once you know your score, compare it against the qualifying marks for your category below to estimate whether you are within the selection range.

HTET Qualifying Marks and Cut-Off 2026

CategoryQualifying PercentageQualifying Marks (out of 150)
General / EWS / OBC60%90 marks
SC (Haryana Domicile)55%82-83 marks
Differently Abled (Haryana Domicile)55%82-83 marks
SC / Differently Abled (Other States)60%90 marks

Note: Qualifying marks for reserved categories are reported as either 82 or 83 marks out of 150 across official sources, reflecting a rounding variance of the 55% threshold. Candidates should verify the exact qualifying mark on their official scorecard when the result is declared.

Important Dates

EventDate
Exam Dates04/07/2026 and 05/07/2026
Provisional Answer Key Released06/07/2026
Objection Window06/07/2026 to 09/07/2026
Final Answer Key Released05/08/2026
Result DeclarationAs per official notification

Important Links

LinkURL
Official BSEH WebsiteClick Here
HTET Answer Key Login PortalClick Here
HTET Result Login PortalClick Here

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Where can I download the HTET Final Answer Key 2026?

Ans. Download the answer key from the official HTET portal at https://htet.eapplynow.com or https://bseh.org.in using your enrollment number and date of birth. Select your exam level (PRT, TGT, or PGT) and question paper set (A, B, C, or D) to access the correct PDF.

Q2. How do I calculate my expected score using the Haryana HTET Final Answer Key 2026?

Ans. Count the number of questions you answered correctly from the final answer key and multiply by 1 (the marks per correct answer). There is no negative marking, so incorrect and unattempted questions contribute 0 marks. For example, 118 correct answers = 118 marks out of 150.

Q3. What is the qualifying mark for HTET in Haryana?

Ans. General, EWS, and OBC candidates need 90 marks (60%); SC and Differently Abled candidates from Haryana need 82-83 marks (55%); SC and Differently Abled candidates from other states need 90 marks (60%). Verify the exact qualifying mark on your scorecard when the result is declared.

Q4. Can I still raise an objection against the final answer key?

Ans. No. The objection window closed on 09/07/2026, and the final answer key released on 05/08/2026 reflects all accepted objections from that period. No further objections are accepted once the final key is published.

Q5. What happens if my objection was accepted during the provisional phase?

Ans. If your objection was valid, the board revised the answer key accordingly, and the correct mark is credited in the final answer key. Your score is recalculated based on the final key when the result is declared.

Q6. Is the HTET certificate valid for a limited time or lifetime?

Ans. The HTET certificate is valid for lifetime. You can use it for all teacher recruitment in Haryana without any time restriction.

Q7. Will the final answer key differ from the provisional one?

Ans. Yes, typically. The final answer key incorporates changes made after the board reviewed objections. Some questions may have been dropped, answers revised, or alternative answers accepted based on subject expert feedback.

Q8. How long does it take to declare results after the final answer key is published?

Ans. The exact timeline varies; as per official notifications, results are typically declared within two to four weeks after the final answer key is published. Stay updated on https://bseh.org.in for the result announcement date.

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Pallavi is an Answer Key Specialist at MyNaukriAlert, focused on publishing official and provisional answer keys for government competitive examinations. She tracks answer key releases from organizations including SSC, UPSC, IBPS, RRB, CSIR, and various state recruitment boards, providing candidates with verified download links and objection filing deadlines. Pallavi's articles include set-wise answer key details, response sheet access instructions, and step-by-step objection submission guides — ensuring every candidate can cross-check their responses and raise challenges within the official window. Her meticulous coverage empowers aspirants to estimate their scores accurately while the final results are awaited.

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