The High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) Result 2025 is an important milestone for class 10 students studying in Assamese schools, as they embark upon the path of higher education from secondary education. This year, the Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) announced the results on April 11, 2025, at 10:30 AM.
Let’s uncover how you as a student can check the marksheet online, toppers of this year and various interesting facts.
What is HSLC?
First let’s understand what HSLC stands for High School Leaving Certificate, awarded to students who successfully clear their Class 10 board exams. In Assam, this exam is being conducted by the Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) – Did you know that ASSEB was formed in 2024 by merging two entities? SEBA (Board of Secondary Education Assam) and AHSEC (Assam Higher Secondary Education Council).
HSLC Result 2025: Key Dates and Statistics
- Exam Dates: February 15 to March 3, 2025
- Result Declaration: April 11, 2025 (10:30 AM)
- Total Students: 4,29,449 registered | 4,22,737 appeared
- Pass Percentage: 63.98% (down from 75.7% in 2024)
- Boys: 67.59%
- Girls: 61.09%
- Top Districts:
- Sivasagar (85.55%)
- Dibrugarh (81.10%)
- Dhemaji (80.64%)
- Lowest Performers:
- Kokrajhar (38.84%)
- Hailakandi (39.74%)
How to Check HSLC Result 2025
There are 4 different ways mentioned below by which you can access your Assam Class 10 results:
1. Online Method
- Visit sebaonline.org or asseb.in.
- Click the “HSLC Result 2025” link highlighted on the homepage.
- Enter your Roll Number and Captcha Code.
- View and download your provisional marksheet.
Note: The previous portal resultsassam.nic.in is inactive for 2025 results.
2. SMS Service
- Airtel/BSNL/Jio Users: Send “
AS10(space)[Your Roll Number]” to 5207011.
Example:AS10 123456
3. Mobile App
You can download the “ASSEB Results” app from the Google Play Store, just enter your roll number, and view your result.
4. DigiLocker
Access your digital marksheet via the DigiLocker app using your registered mobile number.
HSLC 2025 Toppers and Performance Highlights
- State Toppers:
- Amishi Saikia (Jorhat): 591/600 (98.50%)
- Saptarswa Bordoloi (Kamrup): 590/600 (98.33%)
- Anirban Borgohain (Jorhat): 589/600 (98.17%)
- Category-wise Performance:
- ST (Plains): 71.32% (highest)
- Tea Tribe: 51.89% (lowest)
- Divisions Awarded:
- 89,041 students secured 1st Division
- 5,336 students earned Distinction
Post-Result Actions
Re-evaluation:
- Apply online at sebaonline.org with a fee of ₹350–550 per subject.
- Don’t forget the stipulated deadline is typically 15 days after result declaration.
Supplementary Exams:
- For students who didn’t pass, ASSEB will conduct compartment exams in June 2025.
- Results expected by July 2025.
Original Certificates:
- Provisional marksheets can used to apply for admissions in higher secondary classes. Original marksheets shall be made available from the students respective schools later.
Official Statements and News Updates
Education Minister Ranoj Pegu addressed the decline in pass rates, said
“It is concerning that the pass percentage among Scheduled Castes (58.56%) and Tea Garden communities (51.89%)remains below the state average of 63.98% in HSLC 2025. In 2025–26, the Education Department will prioritise focused interventions in these two social sectors to bridge the learning gap and promote inclusive educational growth.”
Performance Trends: Pass percentages dropped sharply from 93.10% in 2021 to 63.98% in 2025, reflecting higher assessment standards.
Need Help? Contact ASSEB!
Helpline: 1800 345 3711
Email: boardassam@gmail.com
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