Haryana Council of Open Schooling Result – Know the Steps to Check Your Result Here!

Haryana State Open Board of Schooling is a recognized board of Govt. of Haryana. To provide specialized services in the field of education, in general, in particular, and school education, to the government and other agencies for the development and growth of the school education system, as well as to develop appropriate curriculum for vocational and enduring education to prepare the student population for the world of work. 

The Haryana State Open Board of Schooling intends to work closely with Open Schools, State Open Schools, Sanskrit Boards, and Haryana to ensure that traditional education systems like State Open Schools, Sanskrit Boards, and Haryana have predictable education systems with mobility and equivalence between them. Haryana State Open Board of Schooling is envisioned as a comprehensive educational release institution that provides students with the freedom to pursue their education without the constraints of daily attendance.

The goal of Haryana Council of Open Schooling is to assist everyone in need of great education in all parts of the world with complete online solutions for students. HCOS has made a significant contribution to education by achieving discipline and educational quality, which is the backbone of the organization. In this article we are going to discuss the HCOS Result. You will also be able to know the steps to check the Haryana Council of Open Schooling Result.

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Haryana Council of Open Schooling Result

The Haryana State Open Board of Schooling announces results for 10th, 12th and vocational courses. Candidates who want to check HCOS Result can follow the below mentioned steps. These steps are as follows:

Step 1: Students have to first visit the official website of HCOS.

Step 2: On the home page, they have to click on the “Verifications” option.

Step 3: From there, they have to click the ‘Result’ option.

Step 4: A new page will appear on your system’s screen.

Step 5: There they have to select their course name and have to fill all the mandatory details like Roll number and Date of birth.

Step 6: Then, they have to click on the ‘Search’ button and a new screen will appear.

Step 7: Students can check their result and they also have to rectify all the details mentioned in their result.

Step 8: Students have to make sure that they download their course result and keep a print copy of it for future reference.

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Haryana Council of Open Schooling Result For Different Courses

There are different courses that the HCOS offers to its students. Students can check their result as per the course they have opted for. The different courses that Haryana Council of Open Schooling offered to the students are as follows:

10th Courses

The 10th courses are divided into three groups. Students have to select a total of 6 subjects from the following groups.

Group 1:

Compulsory Subjects (Mathematics/English/Science/Social Science) + 2 subjects that includes Hindi and any Regional Language (Sanskrit/Urdu/Punjabi/Kannada/Gujarati/Marathi/Bengali/Asamiya/Tamil/Telugu/Oriya/Malayalam)

Group 2:

Compulsory Subjects (Mathematics/English/Science/Social Science) + 2 subjects that includes Hindi and Practical Subject (Computer/Physical Education/Home Science/Music/Drawing)

Group 3:

Compulsory Subjects (Mathematics/English/Science/Social Science) + 2 subjects that includes any Regional Language (Sanskrit/Urdu/Punjabi/Kannada/Gujarati/Marathi/Bengali/Asamiya/Tamil/Telugu/Oriya/Malayalam) and any Practical Subject (Computer/Physical Education/Home Science/Music/Drawing)

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12th Courses

The subject of 12th courses is different for each stream. Students have to select a total of 5 subjects. Students can check out the syllabus for each stream from the below provided points. 

Arts Stream

Compulsory Subjects (English) + 1 Elective Subject that includes either Hindi or Regional Language (Sanskrit/Urdu/Punjabi/Kannada/Gujarati/Marathi/Bengali/Asamiya/Tamil/Telugu/Oriya/Malayalam) + 3 optional subjects

Subject Code	Name of Subject	Paper Type	Maximum Marks	Practical	Theory
201	English	Compulsory	100	00	100
202	History	Optional	100	00	100
203	Geography	Optional	100	40	60
204	Political Science	Optional	100	00	100
205	Psychology	Optional	100	40	60
206	Drawing	Optional	100	60	40
207	Physical Education	Optional	100	60	40
208	Computer Science	Optional	100	40	60
209	Home Science	Optional	100	40	60
210	Education	Optional	100	00	100
211	Music	Optional	100	40	60
212	Economics	Optional	100	00	100
213	Sociology	Optional	100	00	100
227	Mathematics	Optional	100	00	100
214	Hindi	Elective	100	00	100
215	Marathi	Elective	100	00	100
216	Gujarati	Elective	100	00	100
217	Kannada	Elective	100	00	100
218	Malayalam	Elective	100	00	100
219	Oriya	Elective	100	00	100
220	Urdu	Elective	100	00	100
221	Telugu	Elective	100	00	100
222	Tamil	Elective	100	00	100
223	Sanskrit	Elective	100	00	100
224	Punjabi	Elective	100	00	100
225	Bengali	Elective	100	00	100
226	Assamiya	Elective	100	00	100

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Commerce Stream

The course for this stream is divided into two groups.

Group 1: 

Compulsory Subjects (English/Business Studies/Accountancy) + 1 Elective Subject that includes either Hindi or Regional Language (Sanskrit/Urdu/Punjabi/Kannada/Gujarati/Marathi/Bengali/Asamiya/Tamil/Telugu/Oriya/Malayalam) + 1 optional subject

Group 2:

Compulsory Subjects (English/Business Studies/Accountancy) + 2 optional subjects

Medical Stream

Compulsory Subjects (English/Biology/Chemistry/Physics) + 1 Elective Subject that includes either Hindi or Regional Language (Sanskrit/Urdu/Punjabi/Kannada/Gujarati/Marathi/Bengali/Asamiya/Tamil/Telugu/Oriya/Malayalam) 

Subject Code	Name of Subject	Paper Type	Maximum Marks	Practical	Theory
201	English	Compulsory	100	00	100
233	Physics	Compulsory	100	40	60
234	Chemistry	Compulsory	100	40	60
235	Biology	Compulsory	100	40	60
214	Hindi	Elective	100	00	100
215	Marathi	Elective	100	00	100
216	Gujarati	Elective	100	00	100
217	Kannada	Elective	100	00	100
218	Malayalam	Elective	100	00	100
219	Oriya	Elective	100	00	100
220	Urdu	Elective	100	00	100
221	Telugu	Elective	100	00	100
222	Tamil	Elective	100	00	100
223	Sanskrit	Elective	100	00	100
224	Punjabi	Elective	100	00	100
225	Bengali	Elective	100	00	100
226	Assamiya	Elective	100	00	100

Non-Medical Stream

Compulsory Subjects (English/Mathematics/Chemistry/Physics) + 1 Elective Subject that includes either Hindi or Regional Language (Sanskrit/Urdu/Punjabi/Kannada/Gujarati/Marathi/Bengali/Asamiya/Tamil/Telugu/Oriya/Malayalam) 

Subject Code	Name of Subject	Paper Type	Maximum Marks	Practical	Theory
201	English	Compulsory	100	00	100
236	Physics	Compulsory	100	40	60
237	Chemistry	Compulsory	100	40	60
238	Mathematics	Compulsory	100	00	100

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Vocational Courses

Students can check out the below table to check the important details of the course.

Course Name	Eligibility	Duration	Mode
Diploma in Computer Application	10th	2 year	Yearly
Diploma in Electrician	10th	1 year	Yearly
Diploma in Machanist	10th	2 year	Yearly
Diploma in Electronics	10th	2 year	Yearly
Diploma in Civil	12th	2 year	Yearly
Diploma in Fitter	10th	2 year	Yearly

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