Assam Board SEBA HSLC 10th Result 2026 Highlights: Check list of toppers

The Assam HSLC result is calculated based on both theory exam scores and internal assessment marks. These combined scores determine the final result. Students should check their marksheet carefully to ensure all components have been correctly included.

After checking the result, students can download their provisional marksheet from the official website. This document can be used for admission and other immediate purposes. However, it is not the final certificate, and students will need to collect original documents from their schools later.

Last year, the Assam HSLC Class 10 result was announced on April 11. The board has followed a similar schedule in previous years as well. This year’s result has also been declared around the same time, continuing the trend of early April announcements.

Social Science (Subject Code C4) recorded 11,483 students achieving letter marks (80%+)

145 students scored a perfect 100 out of 100 in the Elective Advanced Mathematics paper.

First Language Manipuri (Subject Code 08) had 17 students achieving 100/100, while First Language Hindi (Subject Code 05) saw 15 students score perfect marks.

In smaller language groups: First Language Hmar (Subject Code 06) had 5 students score 100/100; Nepali (Subject Code 10) had 2 students hit the maximum; Khasi (Subject Code 07) saw its highest scorer get 87 out of 100; and Garo (Subject Code 04) recorded a top score of 96 out of 100.

In English as an Instructional Language (Subject Code 12) — offered to students from Karbi Anglong, Dima Hasao, and West Karbi Anglong — 2 students scored a perfect 50 out of 50, the maximum possible.

Majuli had 3,155 students appear for HSLC 2026, the smallest number among all districts. With a 59.46% pass rate, 1,876 students cleared the exam.

Dhubri is the second largest district by candidate count (25,855 appeared) but one of the lowest by pass rate (50.02%).

The HSLC 2026 gazette lists an extensive subject framework — 4 Core subjects, 11 MIL languages, 5 IL languages, and 33 elective subjects including modern vocational NSQF courses.

Lakhimpur (District Code 18) recorded 76.98% (12,997 of 16,883 passed) and Nalbari (District Code 21) recorded 76.58% (8,602 of 11,233 passed) — both performing notably above the state average of 65.62%

Kamrup Metro (District Code 27) recorded 76.94% (10,225 of 13,289 passed) and Kamrup Rural (District Code 14) achieved 71.84% (15,524 of 21,608 passed) — both districts outperforming the state's overall 65.62%.

Jorhat (District Code 13) posted a 74.52% pass rate in HSLC 2026, with 7,898 out of 10,598 students clearing the exam.

Udalguri (District Code 26) recorded 72.23% (6,955 of 9,629 passed) and Charaideo (District Code 29) recorded 72.27% (3,208 of 4,439 passed)

Dibrugarh (District Code 09) achieved the third-highest pass percentage among Assam's districts in HSLC 2026 — 78.46% — with 11,283 students passing out of 14,380 who appeared.

Dima Hasao (District Code 22) has achieved the highest district pass percentage in Assam HSLC 2026 at a remarkable 88.23% — with 2,961 out of 3,356 students who appeared clearing the examination

A total of 13,681 students have earned the Star Marks category by scoring between 450 and 509 out of 600 in the HSLC 2026 exam. Here, female students (6,976) slightly edge out male students (6,705).

The gazette's historical data reveals that 2017 recorded Assam's worst HSLC performance — a pass percentage of just 47.9% out of 3,72,640 students who appeared. 2026's 65.62% is nearly 18 percentage points above that trough.

Assam's HSLC pass percentages: from 30.9% in 1994, it has risen to 65.62% in 2026. The 2021 figure of 93.1% was an outlier due to special COVID-era evaluation criteria.

An official notification in the gazette (No. 76) clarifies that all answer scripts — including OMR sheets — will be preserved for only 4 months from today, as per Rule 46 of the Board's Examination Regulations. After that, all records except Tabulation Registers will be disposed of.

Students whose results are withheld for reasons other than registration anomaly must appear before the Clearance Committee of the Board for a personal hearing — accompanied by an identification letter from their school head — also after 7 days from today's declaration

The official gazette confirms that the date for distribution of the hard copy (Certificate-cum-Marksheet) for passed candidates will be announced separately in due course. Failed students will not receive a hard copy by default; they must apply at the board office if they need one.

The official gazette clarifies that no physical hard copy of the Result Gazette will be provided to schools this year. Schools will receive the Results Gazette in PDF format digitally through ASSEB Regional Offices, distributed via district WhatsApp groups.

The official gazette specifies that students must enter their Roll number (e.g., B26-0001) and Number (e.g., 0021) separately on the result portal. These are two distinct fields on the result page — students should not combine them into one entry.

The largest share of passing students — 1,50,167 — have been placed in the Second Division category in HSLC 2026,

Among female candidates, 2,42,781 appeared for the HSLC 2026 exam. Of these, 1,55,303 cleared the exam — recording a female pass percentage of 63.96%. Male students have outperformed female students this year by approximately 4 percentage points.

The overall pass percentage for Assam HSLC 2026 stands at 65.62%. Out of 4,29,249 students who appeared, a total of 2,81,701 have been declared passed — an improvement over last year's 63.98%

As per the official abstract, 9,315 registered candidates were absent for the HSLC 2026 examination

Girls performed better than boys. Girls overall pass percentage is 67.78% while on the other hand, for boys 63.96 %

Step 1- Visit the HSLC result 2026 Assam official website – asseb.in, sebaonline.org

Step 2- Go to the Assam HSLC 10th result 2026 link.

Step 3- Enter the roll and number and fill out the captcha in the designated boxes.

Step 4- Click on the ‘Submit’ button and download the Assam board Class 10 matric exam result.

Step 1- Visit the HSLC result 2026 Assam official website – asseb.in, sebaonline.org

Step 2- Go to the Assam HSLC 10th result 2026 link.

Step 3- Enter the roll and number and fill out the captcha in the designated boxes.

Step 4- Click on the ‘Submit’ button and download the Assam board Class 10 matric exam result.

The HSLC 2026 examinations were conducted across 1,046 examination centres spread throughout Assam.

Step 1- Visit the HSLC result 2026 Assam official website – asseb.in, sebaonline.org

Step 2- Go to the Assam HSLC 10th result 2026 link.

Step 3- Enter the roll and number and fill out the captcha in the designated boxes.

Step 4- Click on the ‘Submit’ button and download the Assam board Class 10 matric exam result.

Step 1- Visit the HSLC result 2026 Assam official website – asseb.in, sebaonline.org

Step 2- Go to the Assam HSLC 10th result 2026 link.

Step 3- Enter the roll and number and fill out the captcha in the designated boxes.

Step 4- Click on the ‘Submit’ button and download the Assam board Class 10 matric exam result.

Board officials have reiterated that students must have their roll number (as printed on their admit card) ready before attempting to check the result online. No result can be accessed without it

Students who fail in up to three subjects in the HSLC 2026 exam will have the option to appear for the compartment (supplementary) examination. Application forms will be made available on asseb.in after the results.

Over 4.38 lakh students waiting for results to be released at 10: 30 am today

The results today are being declared by the Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) — a body formed through the merger of the erstwhile SEBA (secondary board) and AHSEC (higher secondary council) under the Assam State School Education Board Act, 2024.

In last year's results, 89,041 students secured First Division, 1,35,568 students got Second Division, and 45,862 students cleared in Third Division. Experts expect similar or improved distribution figures in the 2026 results.

Last year, the board announced the Class 10 Assam board results on April 11. Last year, the exams were held between February 15 and March 3, and the practical exam was conducted on January 21 and 22. Last year, the overall pass percentage was of 63.98%.

Last year, Amishi Saikia bagged the top rank in the Assam board Class 10 matric result by scoring 591 (98.50%) out of 600. Saptarswa Bordoloi and Anirban Borgohain obtained the second and third ranks, respectively. They scored 590 (98.33%) and 589 (98.17%) marks respectively.

HSLC students of the Assam Board will require their credentials to download the Class 10 matric results. Students can download their HSLC results after entering the details. Please note that the Assam Class 10 2026 results are provisional; students must visit their respective schools to collect the original mark sheet.

Students will be able to check results on the ASEEB mobile application. Students will need to download from the Google Play Store, log in, enter their credentials and download the marksheets.

The state education minister Ranoj Pegu posted on his X account that the results will be announced today at 10: 30 am.

The Assam HSLC examinations 2026 were conducted from February 10 to February 27, 2026, across 1,046 examination centres spread throughout the state.

This year's HSLC exam saw 4,38,565 students appear across Assam. Of these, 1,90,243 are male and 2,48,322 are female students.

The Assam HSLC Result 2026 is scheduled to be declared today, April 10, 2026 at 10:30 AM

The date for providing of the SEBA 2026 Class 10 hard copies of result certificate and marks-sheet for the passed students will be notified in “due course of time”, the Assam board said. Students can check and download the SEBA Class 10 results online from the official websites of the board — asseb.in, sebaonline.org and assamresults.in---once issued at 10:30 am today.

Once declared, students can check their results and download marksheets from the official websites — resultsassam.nic.in, results.sebaonline.org, sebaonline.org and assamresult.in.

1. Amishi Saikia: 591 (98.50%)

2. Saptarswa Bordoloi: 590 (98.33%)

3. Anirban Borgohain: 589 (98.17%)

Sivasagar: 85.55 per cent

Dibrugarh: 81.10 per cent

Dhemaji: 80.64 per cent

Jorhat: 79.61 per cent

Kamrup (M): 78.79 per cent

5,336 students got Distinction, 16,517 got Star, and 1,68,312 got Letter Marks. In terms of divisions, 89,041 students are in 1st Division, 1,35,568 in 2nd Division, and 45,862 in 3rd Division.

The pass percentage this year has seen a drop from 75.7 per cent in 2024 to 63.98 per cent this year. The pass percentage among the male students is 67.59 per cent and among the girl students, it is 61.09 per cent.

Anurag Doloi: 593 Marks

Jharna Saikia: 590 Marks

Manash Pratim Saikia: 588 Marks

Bedanta Chaudhary: 588 Marks

Devashree Kashyap: 588 Marks

These credentials are used to check and download the Assam board Class 10 result:

– roll

– number

The result will be released today at 10: 30 am

The SEBA matric result marksheet hard copies to failed candidates will not be provided. However, if any failed candidate desires to obtain the hard copy of HSLC markssheets will have to apply at the Assam State School Education Board, Division – I office, separately.

The Assam board has been releasing HSLC results in early April for the past few years. This pattern is expected to continue this year as well. Students can expect the result announcement soon, although the final date is yet to be confirmed.

The online result is provisional. Students will receive their original marksheets and certificates from their schools later. These documents are important for future admissions and official use, so students should collect them when notified.

Before releasing the result, the Assam board carries out several checks. Answer sheets are evaluated, marks are verified, and data is reviewed carefully. This process helps reduce errors and ensures that students get accurate results.

The Assam board follows a division system. Students scoring 60 per cent or above get first division. Those with 45 to 59 per cent get second division, while 30 to 44 per cent is considered third division. This classification is mentioned on the marksheet along with total marks.

The evaluation of answer sheets for the Assam HSLC exam is usually completed before the result is announced. After checking, the board verifies marks and prepares the final result. Once this process is done, the result is uploaded online. This ensures that the marks are accurate and properly checked.

The Assam HSLC marksheet will include important details like student’s name, roll number, subject-wise marks, total marks, division, and result status. It will also mention the school name and other basic details. Students should check all information carefully after downloading the result.

Last year, the Assam HSLC Class 10 result was declared in April. The board has been following a similar timeline for the past few years. The pass percentage was above 70 per cent, and girls performed slightly better than boys. This year too, the result is expected to follow a similar schedule.

On the day of the result, many students try to check their scores at the same time. This can slow down the official websites or even cause temporary errors. Students should not panic if the website does not open immediately and should try again after some time.