If your child appeared for the Class 9 or Class 11 entrance exam at Central Hindu Boys’ School (CHBS) or Central Hindu Girls’ School (CHGS), you’re probably refreshing bhuonline.in every other hour right now. That anxious wait is completely normal — thousands of families go through it every year.
This guide walks you through everything related to the BHU CHS SET Result 2026: when it’s coming, how to check it the moment it drops, what the eligibility criteria were, and the important dates you still need to track even after the result is out. Whether you’re a parent trying to plan ahead or a student wondering “what if I don’t make the cut,” this article has practical, no-nonsense answers.
What is BHU CHS SET 2026?
BHU SET (School Entrance Test) is the entrance examination conducted by Banaras Hindu University for admission into Class 9 and Class 11 at its affiliated CBSE schools — Central Hindu Boys School (CHBS) and Central Hindu Girls School (CHGS).
Unlike LKG, Nursery, Class 1, and Class 6 admissions, which go through an E-Lottery system, admission to Class 9 and Class 11 is conducted through a written entrance examination. This year, the test was conducted in offline, OMR-based pen-and-paper mode with objective-type multiple-choice questions.
BHU CHS SET Result 2026 — Expected Date
Here’s the part everyone’s waiting for. According to the latest updates, the SET 2026 result is expected to be announced in the second week of June 2026. Some sources also mention the first week of June as a possibility, so the safest expectation is “sometime in June 2026.”
A quick recap of how we got here:
Online application: 20 February to 20 March 2026
Admit card released: 11 April 2026
Exam conducted: 22 to 26 April 2026
Answer key released: 4 May, objection window: 4–7 May, final answer key: 14 May 2026
Result: Expected June 2026
How to Check Your Result Online
When the result link goes live, here’s exactly what you’ll need to do:
Visit the official portal — go to bhuonline.in, the official BHU School Entrance portal.
Find the SET 2026 result link — look under the admissions or notifications section. It’s usually titled something like “BHU CHS SET Result 2026” or “Merit List for Class 9/11.”
Click on the relevant class link — Class 9 and Class 11 results are usually published separately, and Class 11 may further be split by stream (Maths, Biology, Commerce, Arts).
Enter your login credentials — your registration number and date of birth are the most common login details required.
Download and save the PDF — the result is generally released as a merit list PDF with roll numbers, names, and category-wise rank.
Cross-check your details — make sure your name, registration number, and category are correctly listed.
Take a printout — keep at least two copies for the counseling and document verification process.
Practical tip: Bookmark the page now and check it once daily starting from the first week of June rather than refreshing constantly — server traffic spikes massively on result day and the page often loads slowly for the first few hours.
Eligibility Criteria Recap
Even though the exam is over, it’s worth knowing the eligibility rules — especially if a sibling or relative is planning to apply next year, or if there’s any confusion about your own eligibility status.
For Class 9 Admission
The candidate should have studied in Class 8 in the current academic session.
Age is calculated as on 31 March 2026, with specific upper and lower age limits as per the official bulletin.
Important Dates
Event
Date
Application Start
20 February 2026
Application End
20 March 2026
Correction Window
23–27 March 2026
Admit Card Release
11 April 2026
SET Exam Dates
22–26 April 2026
Answer Key Release
4 May 2026
Objection Window
4–7 May 2026
Final Answer Key
14 May 2026
Result Declaration
June 2026 (expected)
Document Verification
Shortlisted candidates are called for physical document verification at the school campus. Carry originals plus photocopies of:
Birth certificate
Previous class mark sheet/report card
Category certificate (if applicable)
Passport-size photographs
Admit card and result printout
2. Counseling and Seat Allotment
Based on merit rank, category, and stream preference (for Class 11), seats are allotted. There’s usually no separate call letter — candidates are expected to keep checking the portal themselves.
3. Fee Payment and Admission Confirmation
Once allotted, you’ll need to pay the admission fee within the specified window to confirm your seat. Missing this deadline can mean losing the seat to the next candidate on the waiting list.
4. Waiting List Movement
If you’re on the waiting list, don’t lose hope. Waiting lists move as confirmed candidates fail to complete formalities — checking the portal regularly during this period is essential.
Common Mistakes Students and Parents Make
Not saving the registration number — many parents misplace this and then struggle to log in for the result.
Ignoring the answer key objection window — if you spotted an error in a question, the objection period (4–7 May) was your only chance to raise it.
Assuming results come via SMS or email automatically — they generally don’t. You must check the portal yourself.
Missing the fee payment deadline after allotment — this is one of the most common reasons seats are lost even after qualifying.
Not preparing backup documents in advance — scrambling for certificates during the verification window causes unnecessary stress.
Tips to Prepare While You Wait
While waiting for the result, it’s smart to use this time productively:
Organize all documents in one folder — birth certificate, mark sheets, category certificates, photographs.
Revisit the syllabus if you’re hoping to get into the science or maths stream for Class 11 — a head start helps once classes begin.
Stay updated by checking bhuonline.in and the official BHU CHS notice board section weekly.
Have a backup plan — apply to other CBSE schools in parallel if admission is time-sensitive, so you’re not left scrambling if the BHU result doesn’t go your way.
Latest Updates and Trends
A few things worth noting from this year’s process:
The exam was conducted across multiple dates (22–26 April), likely staggered by class and stream to manage the large number of applicants.
The application fee structure was ₹800 for General/OBC/EWS and ₹550 for SC/ST candidates for Class 9 and 11.
Online applications continue to dominate — the entire process, from application to admit card, was conducted online via bhuonline.in.
BHU has been consistent in releasing results within 3–5 weeks of the final answer key, which is a useful benchmark for future applicants.
Key Takeaways
BHU CHS SET Result 2026 is expected in June 2026, most likely the first or second week.
Results will be published as class-wise and stream-wise merit lists on bhuonline.in.
Keep your registration number and date of birth handy to check the result.
After the result, document verification and counseling follow — don’t miss the fee payment deadline.
Use the waiting period to organize documents and revisit your stream preferences for Class 11.
Conclusion
The wait for an entrance exam result can feel endless, but staying organized makes the post-result process much smoother. With the BHU CHS SET Result 2026 expected in June, now is the right time to gather your documents, bookmark the official portal, and plan your next steps — whether that means preparing for counseling or having a backup option ready. Keep checking bhuonline.in regularly, and don’t rely on third-party websites for your final result — always verify on the official portal.
