22
districts of Haryana covered, from Panchkula to Mewat
2
BSEH board levels processed: Class 10 & 12
₹30
per student / month, billed annually
25%
RTE reserved-seat ledger, post-134A + Chirag
Mapped to
BSEH Bhiwani result scheme · Saksham Haryana MIS Portal (hryedumis.gov.in) · RTE Act 2009, §12(1)(c) + Chirag Yojana · Hindi Unicode certificates
The 4-minute result run
Take a real case. A BSEH-affiliated school in Rohtak has 214 Class 10 students, Hindi medium, 2025–26 session. The BSEH Secondary result drops on bseh.org.in at 11 a.m. Parents start calling by 11:05. Here is what the result clerk does instead of opening 214 PDFs by hand.
Clerk uploads the BSEH Class 10 result file against the school's enrolment list. SchoolDeck matches each student by roll number and BSEH registration number already held in the profile.
SchoolDeck flags the three mismatches — two re-appear cases and one student marked absent — so they are handled before any certificate prints, not discovered at the counter.
The batch prints as Hindi-and-English marksheets. The student's name कृष्ण कुमार renders with the conjunct in "कृष्ण" and the halant intact — no broken Devanagari, no box glyphs on the principal's printer.
Clerk exports the same reconciled batch for the Saksham Haryana MIS Portal, and the result is posted to each student profile. Parents asking on the phone get a number, not a "come tomorrow".
Before SchoolDeck
The same result day meant cross-checking 214 roll numbers against a printed enrolment register, typing each mark into a Hindi-font Word template that broke conjuncts on half the office machines, and then re-entering it all into MIS separately. A two-day job that left parents waiting and re-appear cases slipping through.
Built for BSEH realities
Matching a whole BSEH batch against the enrolment roll, catching re-appear and absent cases, eats result day. SchoolDeck imports the result file, matches by roll and registration number, and flags every mismatch in one pass.
Names in legacy Devanagari fonts collapse when a certificate moves between computers. SchoolDeck uses Unicode Hindi everywhere, so conjuncts and the halant print the same on every machine and PDF.
Admissions, name strike-off and enrolment all run through the Saksham Haryana MIS Portal, and most schools type it twice. SchoolDeck holds the data in matching fields, so the MIS update is an export, not a re-entry.
Since Rule 134A was dropped in 2022, free admissions run on RTE 25% and Chirag Yojana — and the lists scatter across files. SchoolDeck keeps one ledger of eligible admissions, claims and documents, ready when the inspection comes.
The Haryana regulatory map
No generic "compliance" claims — these are the named bodies, portals and rules the Haryana edition actually maps to.
Board of School Education Haryana, Bhiwani — the only state board authorised to issue Class 10 and 12 academic certificates in Haryana (bseh.org.in).
hryedumis.gov.in — the Directorate of School Education portal where admissions, name strike-off, attendance and enrolment are recorded. SchoolDeck fields map to it.
The Haryana School Education (Amendment) Rules, 2022 omitted Rule 134A. SchoolDeck does not run a 134A workflow; free seats now follow RTE and Chirag.
The RTE Act 25% reserved-seat obligation and the state Chirag Yojana now govern free admissions — tracked with eligibility and reimbursement in one ledger.
Certificates print in standards-based Devanagari so conjuncts, the halant and the nukta render identically on every device — no legacy-font breakage.
Eligibility lists, beneficiary records and disbursement reconciliation for state and central scholarship schemes that Haryana students draw on.
References: Board of School Education Haryana, Bhiwani (bseh.org.in) · Saksham Haryana MIS Portal, Directorate of School Education, Haryana (hryedumis.gov.in) · Haryana School Education (Amendment) Rules, 2022 (Rule 134A omitted, 28 March 2022) · Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009, Section 12(1)(c) · Haryana Chirag Yojana. SchoolDeck is an independent ERP and not affiliated with or endorsed by any government body.
"Result day used to be two days. Now I upload the BSEH file before lunch and the re-appear cases are already flagged. The Hindi marksheets print clean on every machine — that alone sold our committee."
This edition is for any school affiliated to the Board of School Education Haryana — government, aided or private unaided — that sits for the BSEH Class 10 (Secondary) and Class 12 (Senior Secondary) examinations, issues Hindi-medium certificates, and records its data through the Saksham Haryana MIS Portal. BSEH allows stage-wise affiliation, so a school affiliated for Class 8, 10 or 12 directly fits the same configuration. Schools affiliated to CBSE or ICSE instead should use those editions; the workflows are deliberately separate so you are never carrying fields you don't need.
BSEH declares Class 10 and Class 12 results on bseh.org.in, and the work on result day is reconciliation: matching every roll number against your own enrolment, catching re-appear, absent and compartment cases, and printing marksheets families can trust. SchoolDeck imports the result file, matches each student by roll number and BSEH registration number, flags the mismatches in one pass, and prints the whole batch as report cards and marksheets. Internal assessments and board results sit in the same student profile, so a report card is a print action, not a re-collection exercise.
The most common failure in a Haryana school office is a Hindi name that looks fine on one screen and breaks into boxes on the next. SchoolDeck renders names and remarks in Unicode Devanagari throughout, so conjuncts, the halant and the nukta appear correctly on every machine and in every exported PDF. Transfer Certificates, School Leaving Certificates, report cards and marksheets all print in Hindi and English together, which is what families and receiving schools across Haryana expect.
The Saksham Haryana MIS Portal (hryedumis.gov.in), run by the Directorate of School Education, is where Haryana schools record admissions, name strike-off, attendance and enrolment. SchoolDeck stores that information in fields that map to the portal's structure, so the update becomes an export-and-submit step rather than a full re-keying job. SchoolDeck is an independent ERP, not the government portal itself — what it removes is the duplicate data entry between your own records and MIS.
Rule 134A — the old Haryana provision reserving seats for poor students in private schools — was omitted by the Haryana School Education (Amendment) Rules, 2022. Free-seat admissions in Haryana now run under the Right to Education Act Section 12(1)(c) 25% reservation together with the state Chirag Yojana, which funds eligible children from low-income families into private schools. SchoolDeck keeps that obligation as a live ledger — eligible admissions, beneficiary records, reimbursement claims and supporting documents in one place — so the figures hold up at inspection. The edition does not run a Rule 134A workflow, because the rule no longer exists.
Parents pay through UPI, cards or net banking and get an SMS receipt that can be sent in Hindi. Instalment plans, concession categories and defaulter lists are tracked automatically, and every payment posts to the fee ledger in real time. The daily round of phone reminders and hand-marked registers gives way to a fee book that stays current on its own.
A trust running branches in more than one district manages every one under a single account, with branch-level fee ledgers, consolidated reporting and one Hindi certificate template applied everywhere. The edition is built to serve schools across the state's 22 districts:
Each state edition follows its own board's scheme, certificate format and state portal. The Haryana edition is not interchangeable with its siblings, and naming the difference keeps each page in its own lane:
| Task | Spreadsheets & Word | SchoolDeck Haryana Edition |
|---|---|---|
| BSEH result reconciliation | Roll-by-roll by hand, ~2 days | Imported & matched in ~4 min |
| Hindi marksheets & TC | Retyped; Devanagari breaks | Unicode Hindi, prints clean everywhere |
| Re-appear / absent cases | Found at the counter | Flagged before printing |
| MIS Haryana update | Manual re-keying | Export from mapped fields |
| Free seats (RTE/Chirag) | Scattered across files | Live ledger with claims |
| Scholarships | Reconciled by hand | Beneficiary lists & reconciliation |
| Fee collection | Cash & phone chasing | UPI + Hindi SMS receipts |
| Multi-branch trust | One file set per branch | One account, branch ledgers |
| Report cards | Re-collated each term | Print action from stored marks |
Questions BSEH schools ask
Yes. SchoolDeck's Haryana Board Edition is configured for schools affiliated to the Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH), Bhiwani. It processes Class 10 and Class 12 board results under the BSEH scheme, prints Hindi-medium certificates and keeps records in a structure that maps to the Saksham Haryana MIS Portal.
Yes. SchoolDeck imports the BSEH Secondary (Class 10) and Senior Secondary (Class 12) result files, matches each student by roll number and BSEH registration number, flags re-appear and compartment cases, and prints marksheets and report cards in Hindi and English.
Yes. SchoolDeck prints Transfer Certificates, School Leaving Certificates, report cards and marksheets in Hindi and English. Names and remarks render in Unicode Devanagari, so conjuncts and the halant appear correctly in the printed PDF rather than breaking into boxes.
SchoolDeck stores student, staff, attendance and enrolment data in fields that map to the Saksham Haryana MIS Portal (hryedumis.gov.in) run by the Directorate of School Education, Haryana, where admissions and name strike-off are recorded. Staff can export and re-key data into MIS without rebuilding it from scratch. SchoolDeck is an independent ERP and not an official government portal.
After Rule 134A was omitted from the Haryana School Education Rules in 2022, free-seat admissions run under the Right to Education Act Section 12(1)(c) 25% reservation together with the state Chirag Yojana. SchoolDeck maintains the corresponding admission ledger, eligibility records and reimbursement claims in one place for audit.
Parents pay through UPI, cards or net banking, and receive an SMS receipt that can be sent in Hindi. Defaulter lists, instalment plans and concession categories are tracked automatically, and every payment posts to the fee ledger in real time.
The Haryana Board Edition follows the BSEH examination scheme, BSEH certificate formats and the Saksham Haryana MIS Portal, with a Hindi interface. The CBSE edition follows the CBSE scheme, CBSE certificate formats and CBSE's own systems. Schools pick the edition that matches their affiliation; the workflows do not overlap.
Yes. A trust running several BSEH-affiliated branches across Haryana's 22 districts can manage every branch under one account, with branch-level fee ledgers, consolidated reporting and a single Hindi-medium certificate template applied everywhere.
Yes. SchoolDeck records scholarship eligibility, beneficiary lists and disbursement reconciliation for state and central schemes, and produces the lists and reports schools need when submitting scheme data.
Most BSEH schools are live within two to three weeks. SchoolDeck imports your existing student and staff lists from Excel, maps them to the MIS Haryana fields, and the team verifies a sample of Hindi certificates before go-live so spelling and layout are correct from day one.
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