The Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) has declared the Class 10 High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) Examination 2026 results, recording an overall pass percentage of 65.62%, with Jyotirmay Das emerging as the state topper.

The results are now available on the official portals — sebaonline.org, asseb.in, and resultsassam.nic.in.

Participation and performance

A total of 4,38,564 candidates registered for the examination, of whom 4,29,249 appeared. Out of these, 2,81,701 students passed, reflecting the overall success rate.

Among successful candidates:

• 85,189 secured first division
• 1,50,167 achieved second division
• 46,345 passed in third division

In terms of merit distinctions:

• 3,983 students earned distinction
• 13,681 secured star marks
• 99,062 obtained letter marks

Gender-wise results

Male candidates outperformed their female counterparts this year:

• 67.78% of boys passed (1,26,398 out of 1,86,468)
• 63.96% of girls cleared the exam (1,55,303 out of 2,42,781)

Additionally, 9,315 candidates were absent, five results were withheld, and 135 students were expelled for unfair practices.

District-wise performance

Dima Hasao emerged as the top-performing district with a pass percentage of 88.23%, followed by:

• Sivasagar: 84.08%
• Dibrugarh: 78.46%

At the lower end, Cachar recorded the lowest pass percentage at 49.13%.

Rechecking and compartment exams

Students seeking re-evaluation can apply online for re-checking and access scanned copies of answer scripts, OMR sheets, and answer keys starting April 13, 2026.

The compartment examinations are scheduled for May 2026. Eligibility is restricted to students who:

• failed in a maximum of three subjects, and
• secured at least 170 marks in aggregate

How to check results

Students can access their scores by visiting the official websites and clicking on the ‘HSLC Result 2026’ link. After entering roll numbers and login credentials, results can be viewed and downloaded for future reference.

Passing criteria

To qualify, candidates must secure at least 30% marks in each subject as well as in aggregate. Those failing to meet this benchmark must appear for compartment exams.

Exam schedule and past trends

The HSLC 2026 exams were conducted from February 10 to February 27, with theory papers held in two shifts — 9 am to 12 noon and 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm — and a duration of three hours per paper.

Last year, the pass percentage stood at 63.98%, while in 2024, it was significantly higher at 75.7%, indicating fluctuating performance trends over the years.