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The Assam State School Education Board (Division-I), Assam is expected to release the ASSEBA HSLC routine 2026 in November 2025. According to the last year's exam date, Assam Class 10th theory exams are likely to be held in February and March 2026 and SEBA 10th practicals will be conducted on January 2026. The board releases the SEBA Routine 2026 online on its official website at site.sebaonline.org. Apart from the official website, we also provides the direct link on this page. Moreover, we have provided the exam routine also in tabular form on this page.

The Secondary Education Board of Assam (SEBA) announces Class 10 results on its official website, sebaonline.org. Results are generally released in May, but the exact date varies each year. Students can check their results using their roll number and captcha code. Along with the online result, a downloadable mark sheet is provided, which is provisional until schools issue the final hard copy. SEBA also publishes district-wise performance data and toppers' lists. For revaluation or compartment exams, notifications are released shortly after the results. Students should regularly check the SEBA portal for updates.

With the completion of SEBA HSLC Exams 2025 in the first week of March 2025, the Assam HSLC Results 2025 have been announced on April 11, 2025.

No, you cannot change your exam center on your own. You must appear at the exam center that is mentioned on your admit card. The exam center is decided by the Board, and students must follow the instructions strictly. Going to a different center may result in disqualification. If you have any genuine reason to request a change, you must talk to your school well before the exams start.

In some cases, SEBA may release an updated or revised exam routine. This usually happens due to unavoidable situations like natural disasters, strikes, or other emergencies. Students should check the official website regularly after the routine is released. Any changes will be officially announced and uploaded. Following official sources helps avoid fake or misleading information.

If your SEBA HSLC result says "Incomplete" or "Withheld," it usually means there is a problem with your exam records. This can happen if your answer sheet is missing or if there is a mistake in your exam roll number. You should contact your school or the SEBA office as soon as possible. Keep your admit card and other documents ready. The board will guide you on what to do next.