Assam Class 10 Topper List 2026 OUT: Jyotirmay Das tops HSLC exam; Akankha Bhuyan secures second rank
Ruchika Kumari | April 10, 2026 | 10:36 AM IST | 2 mins read
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Download EBookThe Assam State School Education Board has declared the Assam HSLC result 2026 today, April 10, 2026. Jyotirmay Das secured Rank 1, followed by Akankha Bhuyan at Rank 2 and Jia Farah Islam at Rank 3. The link has been made active on the official website sebaonline.org. To check and download digital copy of the marksheets, students will have to log in using their roll numbers.
A total of 4,29,249 students appeared in the Assam class 10 exams (1,86,468 male and 2,42,781 female). Out of the candidates who appeared, 1,26,398 boys passed, recording a pass percentage of 67.78%. Among girls, 1,55,303 cleared the exam with a pass percentage of 63.96%. Overall, 2,81,701 students passed, taking the total pass percentage to 65.62%. A total of 9,315 students were absent, 5 results were withheld, and 135 candidates were expelled.
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Assam HSLC Topper List 2026
Assam class 10 result has been released and topper names can be checked here.
| Rank 1 |
Jyotirmay Das
|
| Rank 2 |
Akankha Bhuyan
|
| Rank 3 |
Jia Farah Islam
|
| Rank 4 |
Surjit Akhtar
|
| Rank 5 |
Baristha Ranjan Changmai
|
| Rank 6 |
Ranabh Aditya Vijoy
|
| Rank 7 |
Drishan Dutta
|
| Rank 8 |
Tanmoy Saikia
|
| Rank 9 |
Chayashri Kalita
|
| Rank 10 |
Antara Roy
|
In 2025, the overall pass percentage of class 10 students was 63.98%. Amishi Saikia secured rank 1 with 592 marks (98.50%). Saptarswa Bordolol secured rank 2 in 590 Marks (98.33%), and Anirban Borgohain secured rank 3 with 589 marks (98.19%)
Students should know that the date for collecting hard copy of Certificate cum Marks-sheet will be notified in due course of time. In 2025, the board did not provide the hard copy of marks sheet to candidates who failed in the exam. However, they had the option to apply for the marksheet at the Board office separately.
The schools will provide Class 11 admissions on the basis of students’ digital marksheets after checking results through the gazette, which will be shared with them in PDF format. Schools can also verify the results on the board’s website and mobile app.
Assam HSLC Result 2026: Steps to check
Students should enter their roll number to log in on Assam HSLC result website
- Go to the official website of the Board of Secondary Education, Assam at sebaonline.org
- On homepage, find and click on the result link or select “HSLC Examination Results 2026”
- In the next step, students should enter the required details, including roll number and date of birth
- Assam SEBA HSLC Result 2026 will open up on screen
- Go through the same and download it
- Take its printout for future references
How to check result on DigiLocker
Students should follow these steps to check Assam HSLC result on DigiLocker
- Open the DigiLocker app or visit its website- results.digilocker.gov.in
- Sign in using your mobile number or Aadhaar (or create an account if new).
- Go to “Issued Documents” or search for “Assam Board”.
- Select “Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA)”.
- Choose “HSLC Marksheet” and enter your roll number and other details
- Your result/marksheet will appear on screen
- Go through the same and download it
Details to check on marksheets are candidate’s name, roll number, examination name, subjects, marks obtained, total marks, qualifying status. For more details related to results, one can go to the official website.
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