Assam HSLC result 2026: SEBA class 10 scores out at 10:30 am | How to check online
The Secondary Education Board, Assam (SEBA) will declare the Class 10 High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) examination results for 2026 today, 10 April, at 10:30 am. The announcement follows an earlier confirmation from the board, with over 4.38 lakh candidates awaiting their marksheets.
Students can access their scores through the official SEBA website.
Where to check Assam HSLC 2026 results
Students can download their Class 10 results from any of the authorised websites. SEBA has made the marksheets available on multiple portals to prevent server congestion.
Official websites include:
- sebaonline.org
- asseb.in
- assamresult.in
- result.digilocker.gov.in
- ASSEB mobile app
The results will also be accessible through the IE Education portal for additional updates and coverage.
A tentative timeline for the release was hinted at by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma during a recent election rally, and the board has now confirmed the morning announcement.
How to download results on SEBA’s official website
- Visit sebaonline.org
- Click on ‘HSLC Examination Results 2026’ on the homepage
- Enter your roll number and required details
- View the marksheet displayed on the screen
- Download and save it for future reference
How to get HSLC result through SMS
Students without internet access can obtain their scores by text message:
- Type: ASSAM10 <Roll Number>
- Send to 5676750 or 56263 — The marks will be delivered via SMS shortly after.
Exam timeline and candidate data
The HSLC 2026 examination was conducted from 10 to 27 February, with 4,38,565 students registered this year.
For context, last year’s theory exams took place from 15 February to 3 March, with the results released on 11 April.
Result trends from previous years
Assam’s Class 10 pass percentage has fluctuated notably over the past six years, standing at 63.98 percent in 2025, 75.7 percent in 2024, 72.69 percent in 2023, 56.49 percent in 2022, peaking at 93.10 percent in 2021, and recording 64.80 percent in 2020. The release dates have also varied during this period, with results announced between April and July since 2021. This year marks a return to an early-April declaration.