The Assam State School Education Board is gearing up to announce the results of the HSLC 2025 exams, but students and parents will have to wait a bit longer. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma confirmed via social media that the much-anticipated results will not be declared on April 10, 2025, as previously expected.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), CM Sarma reassured the anxious students and their families, stating, "I would like to inform all parents and students that the HSLC examination results will not be released tomorrow. Once the results are ready, the board will announce them promptly. Please remain patient." This announcement has put to rest the speculation surrounding the release date of the results, which many had hoped would be unveiled today.
The HSLC exams, which are crucial for students in Assam, took place from February 15 to March 3, 2025, with practical exams held on January 21 and 22. In 2024, a total of 419,078 students appeared for these exams, indicating a significant turnout this year as well. The board has completed the evaluation process, and the results are now in the final stages of preparation.
While many students were eager to see their scores, the Chief Minister's announcement has clarified that the results will not be released today, but rather, the board is expected to announce the results shortly. It is anticipated that the official release will happen at a press conference, where the Board Chairman and the State Education Minister will be present to make the announcement.
Once the results are declared, students can check their individual scores on the official websites: asseb.in, sebaonline.org, and resultsassam.nic.in. As per internal sources from the board, the results will include a list of toppers and the overall pass percentage, which is a critical indicator for students and educational institutions alike.
The announcement of the HSLC results is not just a milestone for students; it also has wider implications. Schools across Assam are preparing for new academic year admissions, and many students are vying for state-level merit scholarships that depend on these results. Therefore, the delay has caused a ripple effect throughout the educational landscape in the region.
Historically, the pass percentage has been a point of focus. In 2024, the overall pass rate was 75.7%, with boys achieving a pass rate of 77.3% compared to 74.4% for girls. These statistics are eagerly awaited by students and parents, as they reflect the performance of the cohort and set the tone for future academic pursuits.
Students are advised to keep their admit cards handy, as they will need their roll numbers to access their results online. This preparation is crucial, as the influx of students checking their results can lead to website crashes or delays. To mitigate this, it’s recommended to use a stable internet connection during the result checks.
Moreover, the board has indicated that schedules for revaluation and compartment exams will be released after the results are declared. This is vital information for students who may not meet the passing criteria, which requires a minimum of 30% marks in each subject.
As anticipation builds, students and parents are encouraged to avoid unofficial websites and unverified information circulating on social media. Relying solely on the official portals or government announcements is the best course of action to ensure they receive accurate and timely updates.
In summary, while the HSLC 2025 results will not be announced on April 10, the Assam State School Education Board is expected to provide an update soon. Students should remain calm and prepared, ready to check their results any day this week. The education community in Assam is closely watching this situation, as the outcomes will influence not just individual futures but also broader educational trends in the state.
