Assam HSLC

The Assam State School Education Board follow a transparant process to evaluate the Assam HS and HSLC result. Thousands of teachers are involved in checking the Assam 10th, 12th Board exam answer sheet. For the final marks calculation, both practical and theoretical marks are included. After the final calculation of marks, the Assam HSLC and HS results are prepared and students are provided divisions/grades.

• Visit offical website, Download Sample question
• Educational platform like siksha
• Model papers which also contains Previous year papers
• Educational Blogs and website
• Passout senior or neighbour who attended previous year board exam
• Nearby book store who sell previous year question  papers of last 5 years.

The overall difficulty level of the Assam HSLC (High School Leaving Certificate) exam for the 2024-25 academic year is considered easy to moderate. The exam typically includes a mix of easy, average, and difficult questions, with roughly 30% easy, 50% average, and 20% difficult questions. 

In the Assam HSLC exam, students are arranged in a very organized manner. As per the latest information available, seating arrangement is done on the basis of the roll number of students only. Candidates are seated in ascending order of their roll numbers, irrespective of school or gender, with the aim of ensuring a fair and organized seating arrangement. The seating capacity of each examination hall (excluding the last room) is a multiple of 10 (e.g., 20, 30, 40, etc.).

The official website of Board of Secondary Education Assam (SEBA) maintains a database of current question papers that you can access at the website. SEBA provides PDFs of previous yearly examination questions for subjects such as Assamese and Social Science and General Mathematics and General Science through its official website. The website contains model papers alongside sample papers for Assam HSLC exam preparation. There are 100 exam marks for each subject but the questions fall into three categories as easy with 30% weighting and moderate with 50% weighting alongside difficult questions which account for 20%.