Guwahati: The Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) has declared the results of the Higher Secondary (HS) Final Examination 2026, bringing relief to lakhs of students and parents across the state.
This year, a total of 3,30,798 students applied for the examination, out of which 3,22,725 students appeared.
- Total expelled: 190
- Results withheld: 1
- Absent students: 8,073
Stream-wise Performanc
Arts Stream
The Arts stream had the highest number of students.
- Appeared: 2,41,124
- Passed: 1,91,798
- Pass Percentage: 79.54%
Division-wise:
- First Division: 54,755
- Second Division: 79,181
- Third Division: 57,862
Female students performed better than male students in this stream.
Commerce Stream
- Appeared: 19,469
- Passed: 15,796
- Pass Percentage: 81.13%
Division-wise:
- First Division: 7,787
- Second Division: 5,694
- Third Division: 2,315
Science Stream (Best Performance)
Science stream recorded the highest pass percentage this year.
- Appeared: 60,667
- Passed: 54,474
- Pass Percentage: 89.79%
Division-wise:
- First Division: 34,079
- Second Division: 17,777
- Third Division: 2,618
Vocational Stream
- Appeared: 1,465
- Passed: 1,087
- Pass Percentage: 74.19%
District-wise Performance
Top Performing Districts
- Arts: Baksa (94.29%)
- Commerce: Majuli & South Salmara-Mankachar (100%)
- Science: Tamulpur (98.39%)
- Vocational: Biswanath, Majuli & Sivasagar (100%)
Lowest Performing Districts
- Arts: Cachar (59.83%)
- Commerce: Dhubri (68.23%)
- Science: Dhemaji (70.03%)
- Vocational: Sribhumi (9.09%)
Category-wise Highlights
- MOBC category recorded the highest overall pass percentage at 86.52%
- General category pass percentage stood at 82.60%
- OBC category: 82.46%
Post-Result Process
Students can apply for:
- Re-checking and scanned answer scripts through the official website
- The application portal will open two days after result declaration
Students can also download their migration certificates online.
The HS Result 2026 shows strong performance across streams, with Science leading and Arts maintaining steady results. The results are especially important as they come under the newly formed education board, marking a significant step in Assam’s education system.
