Assam Board HS 12th Result 2026 Highlights: How to download scorecards?

General category Science students achieved 90.70% — 30,163 out of 33,255 passed. Female GEN at 92.70%, male GEN at 89.24%.

OBC students in Science achieved 91.35% pass rate — 12,329 out of 13,496 passed. One of the highest category-wise performances across all streams this year.

MOBC students in Science have achieved an impressive 93.04% pass rate — the highest among all categories in Science. Female MOBC at 94.37%!

Scheduled Caste students in Science achieved 88.77% — 3,050 out of 3,436 passed. Female SC at 90.13%, male SC at 87.79%.

Scheduled Tribe (Plains) students in Science achieved 83.89% — 6,485 out of 7,730 passed. The lowest category-wise percentage in Science.

Scheduled Tribe (Hills) students in Science achieved 87.13% — 1,645 out of 1,888 passed. Female ST(H) at 87.72%, male ST(H) at 86.41%.

General category Commerce students achieved 82.60% — 7,671 out of 9,287 passed. Female GEN at 83.99%, male GEN at 82.00%.

OBC students in Commerce achieved 81.07% pass rate — 4,513 out of 5,567 passed. Female OBC at 81.92%, male OBC at 80.70%.

Scheduled Caste students in Commerce achieved 77.19% — 1,486 out of 1,925 passed. Female SC at 80.03%, male SC at 75.83%.

Scheduled Tribe (Plains) students in Commerce achieved 78.48% — 1,382 out of 1,761 passed.

Scheduled Tribe (Hills) students in Commerce achieved 78.70% — 569 out of 723 passed. Female ST(H) at 82.06%, male ST(H) at 76.79%.

Commerce stream slipped from 87.66% in 2024 to 81.13% in 2026 — a drop of over 6 percentage points in two years.

Arts stream performance dipped from 88.36% in 2024 to 79.54% in 2026 — a fall of nearly 9 percentage points in two years. Experts are expected to weigh in.

Arts pass % trend:

2017: 73.16%

2018: 74.68%

2019: 75.14%

2020: 78.28%

2021: 98.93% (COVID)

2022: 83.48%

2023: 70.12%(decade low)

2024: 88.36%

2025: 81.03%

2026: 79.54%.

Eligible students who did not pass this year can appear in the Compartmental/Betterment exam to be held in 2027. Only one chance will be given.

If marks are reduced after re-checking, the reduced marks will be treated as final. Students should apply for re-checking only if they are genuinely confident of a mistake.

Re-checking is NOT re-evaluation. It includes:

(1) Re-totalling of marks

(2) Assessment of unevaluated answers

(3) Correction of wrong mark entries.

Students are advised not to share their Roll Number, Registration Number, or Date of Birth on public social media or WhatsApp groups. These credentials can be misused by unknown persons to access your result.

The fee for re-checking of answer scripts along with scanned copy of answer script is Rs. 500 per subject. Payment must be made online only. No offline applications.

20 students have scored 99 out of 100 in Health Care

Ten students scored 99/100 in Tourism and Hospitality — from centres 0245, 0288, 0325, 0713 (three students), 0723, and 0813 (three students).

Seven students scored 100/100 in Electronics and Hardware — from centres 0082, 0227, 0229, 0649 (four students).

Three students have scored full marks in Beauty and Wellness — from centres 0117 (Roll 10235), 0566 (Roll 10173), and 0707 (Roll 10033).

1. Visit any of the official websites of Assam results – ahsec.assam.gov.in, and asseb.in

2. Click on the Assam 12 Result 2026 link on the home page.

3. Enter your login credentials, such as roll number or full name.

4. Click on the find result button to see your marksheet.

5. Your result will be displayed on the screen, and you can download it for your reference.

Six students have scored 99/100 in Arabic this year — from Centre Codes 0149, 0487, 0602 (four students).

1. Visit any of the official websites of Assam results – ahsec.assam.gov.in, and asseb.in

2. Click on the Assam 12 Result 2026 link on the home page.

3. Enter your login credentials, such as roll number or full name.

4. Click on the find result button to see your marksheet.

5. Your result will be displayed on the screen, and you can download it for your reference.

Eight students have scored 99/100 in History — from centres 0060, 0121, 0378 (two students), 0501, 0540, 0644, and 0759.

1. Visit any of the official websites of Assam results – ahsec.assam.gov.in, and asseb.in

2. Click on the Assam 12 Result 2026 link on the home page.

3. Enter your login credentials, such as roll number or full name.

4. Click on the find result button to see your marksheet.

5. Your result will be displayed on the screen, and you can download it for your reference.

One student from Centre Code 0162 (Roll No. 10226) has scored a perfect 100/100 in Fine Arts.

1. Visit any of the official websites of Assam results – ahsec.assam.gov.in, and asseb.in

2. Click on the Assam 12 Result 2026 link on the home page.

3. Enter your login credentials, such as roll number or full name.

4. Click on the find result button to see your marksheet.

5. Your result will be displayed on the screen, and you can download it for your reference.

Four students have scored 100/100 in Statistics. All four are from Centre Code 0647 — Roll nos. 10201, 20122, 20170, and 20457. One school dominating Statistics.

7: Seven students have scored 100/100 in Logic and Philosophy — from centres 0056, 0210, 0237, 0343, 0458, 0459, and 0678.

1. Visit any of the official websites of Assam results – ahsec.assam.gov.in, and asseb.in

2. Click on the Assam 12 Result 2026 link on the home page.

3. Enter your login credentials, such as roll number or full name.

4. Click on the find result button to see your marksheet.

5. Your result will be displayed on the screen, and you can download it for your reference.

4 students have scored 100/100 in Education — from centre codes 0160, 0294, 0294, and 0802. Education as a subject continues to attract top scorers.

Two students have scored a perfect 100/100 in Biology — from Centre Code 0360 (Roll 20186) and Centre Code 0776 (Roll 20143).

1. Visit any of the official websites of Assam results – ahsec.assam.gov.in, and asseb.in

2. Click on the Assam 12 Result 2026 link on the home page.

3. Enter your login credentials, such as roll number or full name.

4. Click on the find result button to see your marksheet.

5. Your result will be displayed on the screen, and you can download it for your reference.

In Mathematics, 4 students have scored a perfect 100 out of 100 — from centre codes 0247, 0647 (three students from this centre alone).

148 students were expelled during the Arts stream examination in 2026. Additionally, 1 student's result has been withheld pending further action.

7,787 Commerce students passed in 1st Division, 5,694 in 2nd Division, and 2,315 in 3rd Division in the HS Final Exam 2026.

54,755 Arts students secured 1st Division. 79,181 students secured 2nd Division and 57,862 students secured 3rd Division in 2026.

19,823 students applied for Commerce stream. 19,469 appeared, 354 were absent, and 5 were expelled. A total of 15,796 have cleared the exam.

61,580 students had applied for Science stream. 913 remained absent. 37 students were expelled during the examination process.

2,47,890 students had applied for Arts stream but 2,41,124 actually appeared — meaning 6,766 students were absent on exam day.

Students need to enter their Roll and Number to download the e-Marksheet. For example, if Roll is 0012 and Number is 20001, enter exactly: Roll: 0012 | Number: 20001.

Even in Vocational stream, girls (76.74%) outperformed boys (72.42%) in 2026 — marking a clean sweep for female students across all four streams.

Female students scored a pass percentage of 90.80% in Science, edging out their male counterparts who scored 89.00%. Girls continue to outperform in 2026.

The Vocational stream has recorded a pass percentage of 74.19% in 2026. This is the lowest pass percentage among all four streams this year.

The Arts stream has recorded an overall pass percentage of 79.54% in 2026 — up from 2023's decade-low of 70.12%. A clear upward trajectory for Assam's largest stream.

Science stream students have recorded an overall pass percentage of 89.79% in the HS Final Examination 2026. This is a significant improvement from last year's 84.88%.

Students can download their e-Marksheets from 12 official websites including ahsec.assam.gov.in, results.digilocker.gov.in.

The Assam State School Education Board, Division-II (erstwhile AHSEC) has officially declared the Higher Secondary Final Examination 2026 results today, 28th April 2026. Students across Assam can now check their results.

Along with the marksheet, most colleges require a Character Certificate issued by the school principal. Students should approach their school early after the result to collect this document along with the Transfer Certificate.

The Assam Government's Pragyan Bharati Scheme offers free higher education to meritorious students from economically weaker backgrounds. Students securing high marks in HS exams may be eligible to benefit from this flagship scheme.

Students must locate their admit card and note down their Roll Code, Roll Number, and Registration Number.

Rechecking involves verifying that all questions have been evaluated and marks totalled correctly. Revaluation involves a complete re-marking of the answer sheet by a different examiner. Both options are available to Assam HS 2026 students post-result

The results of the Higher Secondary Final Examination, 2026 will be declared today at 10:30 AM. All candidates who appeared in the examination can download their digital mark sheets from 10:30 AM

Students planning to pursue higher education outside Assam will need a Migration Certificate issued by ASSEB. This document can be obtained from the board's office or through the school, usually a few weeks after the result declaration.

A significant institutional change happened in 2024 when AHSEC (Assam Higher Secondary Education Council) was merged with SEBA to form the unified Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB). The 2026 result will be the second to be officially conducted under ASSEB

Many school WhatsApp groups will circulate result screenshots. While community updates are useful for quick information, always cross-verify results on the official ASSEB portal before trusting shared screenshots

Step 1: Open Google Play Store on your Android phone.

Step 2: Search for "Upolobdha" and install the official ASSEB app.

Step 3: Keep it ready for use tomorrow. The app is free, lightweight, and gives you the fastest result access.

Once the Assam HS Result 2026 is declared today on April 28, students can check their scores by visiting any of the following official portals: ahsec.assam.gov.in, asseb.in, resultsassam.nic.in, or iResults.NET. On any of these portals, students need to enter their Roll Code, Roll Number, and Registration Number to access their result. The result link will appear on the homepage of these portals at the time of declaration. Students should download and save the digital marksheet immediately upon accessing it.

Students who fail in one or two subjects in the Assam HS Result 2026 are classified as compartment candidates. ASSEB conducts the compartment or supplementary examination for such students in June, providing them with the opportunity to pass those subjects without losing the academic year. The application window for the compartment exam opens within a few days of the main result declaration, and details are posted on asseb.in. Students failing in three or more subjects are required to reappear for the complete board examination the following year.

ahsec.assam.gov.in

resultsassam.nic.in

asseb.in

Upolobdha App

DigiLocker (digilocker.gov.in).

Keep all of these ready on your phone and laptop for quick access.

Students who clear the Science stream HS exam will be eligible to apply for engineering (JEE) and medical (NEET UG) entrance exams. JEE Mains results are already out, and NEET UG 2026 is in May, so Science students must check their eligibility quickly

The Assam HS marksheet lists subject-wise marks for theory and practical components separately, along with the total marks, percentage, and result status (Pass/Fail/Compartment). Students are given grades based on their aggregate performance.

Students from the Vocational stream can pursue diploma programmes, ITI courses, and skill-based certifications. Several government schemes and NSDC-affiliated training programmes are available in Assam for vocational stream graduates.

After results, students must collect a range of official documents from their school including their original marksheet, transfer certificate, character certificate, and migration certificate. These are essential for college admissions.

Students who fail in one or two subjects will be eligible for the Assam HS compartment/supplementary examinations. Details of the compartment exam schedule will be published on asseb.in after the main result is declared.

ASSEB had already announced the HSLC Class 10 2026 board exam results on April 11, 2026. The pass percentage was recorded at 65.62 per cent. A total of 4,38,564 candidates had registered for the exams, out of which 4,29,249 had appeared. Among them, 2,81,701 students successfully passed, including 85,189 scoring marks in first division.

The state Education Minister Ranoj Pegu, posted on the microblogging site X. He quashed down rumours and clarified that the Assam HS results will not be released on April 17.

Students can also check and download the Class 12th results from the DigiLocker and UMANG app

Students will be able to check and download the Assam Class 12th results from the official websites, ahsec.assam.gov.in and assamresult.in.

The Assam HS Final Result 2026 will also be accessible through DigiLocker. Students can log in to the DigiLocker platform using their registered mobile number and access their ASSEB-issued marksheet from the Education or Issued Documents section. The DigiLocker copy serves as a digitally verified record of marks that can be used for college applications and admission processes. However, for official, legal purposes — including final college admissions and certificate issuance — students must collect the original marksheet from their school.

A total of 3,30,744 students appeared for the Assam HS Final Examination 2026, making it the highest-ever student participation in the history of AHSEC. This is a significant jump from 3,02,613 students who appeared in 2025. The 2026 examinations were conducted across 821 exam centres spread across the state of Assam. Arts Stream accounted for the largest share with 2,47,865 students, followed by Science with 61,568, Commerce with 19,806, and Vocational with 1,505 students.

The Assam HS Final Result 2025 recorded an overall pass percentage of 81.77% — a notable decline from 88.64% recorded in 2024. In 2025, out of 3,02,613 students who appeared, the pass rate dropped by nearly 7 percentage points. This sharp decline made the 2026 result particularly significant, with stakeholders watching whether the board returns to the higher pass percentage levels seen in 2024 or whether the 2025 dip becomes a trend. The result on April 28 will offer the first data point in this analysis.

The Science stream of Assam HS Final Exam 2026 saw 61,568 students appear, consisting of 34,801 male students, 26,766 female students, and 1 transgender candidate. In the 2025 result, the Science stream recorded the highest pass percentage among all streams at 84.88%, with female students (85.54%) outperforming male students (84.39%). Science has consistently been the best-performing stream in terms of pass percentage in Assam HS results across recent years.

Students who are dissatisfied with their marks in the Assam HS Result 2026 can apply for revaluation or rechecking of their answer sheets. This process is available through the official AHSEC portal within 2 to 3 days of result declaration. Candidates must pay a prescribed fee per subject to initiate the process. Given that the result is expected on April 28 and that the revaluation window opens very quickly after, students who intend to apply should have their login credentials and payment details ready in advance.

To pass the Assam HS Final Examination 2026, students must score a minimum of 33% marks in each individual subject. This passing threshold applies separately to the theory examination and the practical or internal assessment component of each subject — a student cannot compensate for a low theory score with a high practical score to cross the aggregate minimum. Students who fail in one or two subjects are eligible to appear for compartment examinations, while those failing in three or more subjects must reappear for the full board examination the following year.

ASSEB, in association with results.shiksha, has launched the 'Upolobdha' Android mobile app as the official platform for accessing the Assam HS Final Result 2026. The app is available for free download on the Google Play Store. On result day, students can log into the app using their roll number and other credentials to view and download their marksheet directly on their phone. The app is particularly useful during peak traffic hours when official websites may experience server congestion after the result goes live.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma officially confirmed through a social media post that the Assam Higher Secondary (HS) Final Result 2026 will be declared on April 28, 2026. In his post, the Chief Minister stated: "Higher Secondary results will be declared on 28th April. My best wishes to all students appearing for the exam." The confirmation ended days of uncertainty among over 3.3 lakh students who had been awaiting an official update on the result schedule.

After results, students must collect a range of official documents from their school including their original marksheet, transfer certificate, character certificate, and migration certificate. These are essential for college admissions.

Students who fail in one or two subjects will be eligible for the Assam HS compartment/supplementary examinations. Details of the compartment exam schedule will be published on asseb.in after the main result is declared.

Students dissatisfied with their marks can apply for rechecking or revaluation within 2 to 3 days of result declaration. The application link will be made available on the official AHSEC portal, and students will need to pay the prescribed fee per subject.

When results are declared, official websites often slow down due to heavy traffic. Students to try multiple portals simultaneously — ahsec.assam.gov.in, resultsassam.nic.in, and asseb.in — to access results faster.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma officially confirmed the result date through a post on X (formerly Twitter), stating that Higher Secondary results will be declared on April 28 and extending his best wishes to all students.

In 2025, stream-wise pass percentages were: Science — 84.88%, Commerce — 82.18%, Arts — 81.03%, and Vocational — 68.55%. Students can use these benchmarks to estimate how competitive scores might look in the 2026 result.

In previous years, Science topper was Nikhilesh Dutta, Commerce topper was Sukanya Kumar, and the Arts stream was topped by Sankalpjit Saikia. This year's toppers are expected to be announced at a press conference accompanying the result declaration

Students will need three key credentials to access their Assam HS Result 2026 online: their Roll Code, Roll Number, and Registration Number — all of which are printed on the admit card. Keep your admit card handy before results are declared.

Students may also be able to access their Assam HS 2026 marksheet through DigiLocker, the government's digital document wallet. Log in at digilocker.gov.in and navigate to the education section to find your result after official declaration.

The Assam HS Final Examinations 2026 were conducted by ASSEB Division-II over a span of five weeks, from February 11 to March 16, 2026. The exams ran in two shifts — morning (9 AM to 12 noon) and afternoon (1:30 PM to 4:30 PM).

Students must keep the following websites handy to check their result tomorrow: ahsec.assam.gov.in, resultsassam.nic.in, and asseb.in. The result link will go live on these portals as soon as ASSEB makes the official announcement.

The wait is almost over. The Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB), formerly known as AHSEC, is set to declare the Higher Secondary (Class 12) Final Result 2026 on April 28. This live blog will keep you updated through the night with everything you need to know. Stay tuned.