A Haryana state board school runs Secondary at Class 10 and Senior Secondary at Class 12 under BSEH, Bhiwani, and maintains enrolment and staff data on the state education MIS alongside UDISE+ — three returns built from one roll that has to agree with itself.
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Haryana schools describe a familiar shape: the examination side is predictable, and the recurring state MIS returns are what the office actually spends its time on.
Three returns, three dates, one roll. Where each is built from a separate extract they disagree, and the school cannot say why. Where all three read one dated roll, the differences are explained by the movements between those dates — which is the answer an inspection is actually asking for.
Fee concessions granted under state entitlements need a recorded basis and a named approver, because the reimbursement claim is made against that basis later. A concession entered as a reduced total, with no rule and no approver, is indistinguishable from an unexplained shortfall by the time the claim is assessed.
Phrased the way they arrive, answered so each one stands on its own.
Yes. An entitlement is a concession with a basis and an approver, and the claim is tracked from filing to receipt so it is not counted as collected on the day it is claimed.
No — it holds and exports the data those returns are built from. Submission remains the school’s action.
Yes, per section medium.
Checked by the Implementations desk on 6 September 2026. Corrections go in the page, dated, rather than quietly.
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