Assam HS 12th Result (OUT) 2023: Websites to check scores

AHSEC Assam HS 12th Result 2023: Students can check their results at sebaonline.org and resultassam.nic.in after entering their login details like registration number, email id, date of birth.

AHSEC Assam HS 12th Result 2023: A total of 3,42,869 students registered for the HS exams overall this year. (Picture Credits: ahsec.assam.gov.in)

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AHSEC HS 12th Result 2023: The Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) today declared the HS results at their official websites at 9 am. Students can check their results at sebaonline.org and resultassam.nic.in after entering their login details like registration number, email id, date of birth.

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Students will be able to check their scorecard through various ways such as:

Assam HS Result 2023: The result will be declared by the board at their official websites. (Picture Credits: resultsassam.nic.in)

Students will need to enter their login details in order to check their results.

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Assam 12th Result 2023: To check the results students need to enter their roll number or registration number, email id and his or her name. (Representative Image. Express Photo by Gajendra Yadav.)

A total of 3,42,869 students registered for the HS exams overall this year.

Assam Board 12th Result 2023: Exams this year took place in two sessions, morning shift and an evening shift, between February 20 and March 20. (Representative Image. Express Photo by Gajendra Yadav.)

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