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Assam Board Class 12 Result 2025 On April 30

The Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) is all set to declare the Class 12 board examination results 2025 tomorrow, April 30. Thousands of students across the state are eagerly awaiting the outcome of months of hard work and dedication. The results will be made available online, and students can access their scorecards through multiple platforms.

Where and When to Check the Results

The AHSEC Class 12 results will be declared on April 30, 2025, at 9 am. Students can check their results online through the following websites:

• ahsec.assam.gov.in
• resultsassam.nic.in
• sebaonline.org

Students are advised to keep their roll number and registration number handy to access the results smoothly.

How to Check AHSEC Class 12 Results Online

Here's a step-by-step guide for students to check their results:

• Visit the official website ahsec.assam.gov.in or any of the result portals
• Click on the link that says 'HS Final Result 2025'
• Enter your roll number and registration number as mentioned on your admit card
• Click on 'Submit'
• Your result will be displayed on the screen
• Download the result and take a printout or screenshot for future reference

This online mark sheet is provisional. The original marksheets and pass certificates will be given by respective schools later.

Results via SMS and Mobile Apps

For students in areas with poor internet connectivity, AHSEC also facilitates result checking via SMS. To get your result via SMS, type:

ASSAM12<space>ROLLNUMBER and send it to 56263

Example: ASSAM12 12345678

Additionally, students can download mobile apps such as 'AHSEC Result 2025' from the Google Play Store, where results will also be available once announced.

Streams Covered: Arts, Science and Commerce

The Assam Board Class 12 results cover three major streams - Arts, Science, and Commerce. In recent years, the Arts stream has seen the highest number of candidates, followed by Science and Commerce.

Details That Marksheets Will Carry:

• Subject-wise marks
• Division (First/Second/Third)
• Total marks
• Pass/fail status
• Result code

What is the Passing Criteria?

To pass the AHSEC Class 12 exam, a student needs:

• 30% marks in each subject (theory and practical separately, if applicable)
• A minimum aggregate of 30% across all subjects

Students failing to meet the criteria in one or two subjects may be eligible for compartment exams, details of which will be announced after the results.

Re-checking and Re-evaluation Options

If students are not satisfied with their scores, AHSEC offers the option to apply for re-checking or re-evaluation of answer sheets. The application process typically begins within a week of result declaration.

• The application can be submitted online through AHSEC's official portal.
• A nominal fee per subject is charged.
• Students should carefully read the guidelines before applying.

Rechecking only verifies if the total marks have been calculated correctly and whether any answer has been left unchecked - it is not the same as full revaluation.

Supplementary/Compartment Exams

For students who fail in one or two subjects, supplementary exams will provide a second chance to clear the Class 12 exams without losing a year. AHSEC is expected to announce the supplementary exam schedule in May 2025.

Students should:

• Regularly check AHSEC's website for dates and forms
• Prepare specifically for the failed subjects
• Take advantage of short-term coaching or revision material

Toppers List and Merit Statistics

AHSEC will also release the list of toppers for each stream - Science, Commerce, and Arts - along with district-wise performance, overall pass percentage, and other vital stats. These details will be published on the AHSEC website and shared with media outlets.

Last year (2024), the overall pass percentages were:

• Science: 84.96%
• Commerce: 87.27%
• Arts: 79.57%

What's Next After Class 12?

Post-result, students must decide their next course of action - whether it's higher education, competitive exams, or vocational training.

For Arts Students:

• BA in various humanities subjects
• Professional courses in journalism, law, social work
• Entrance exams for integrated law (CLAT), BEd, etc.

For Science Students:

• Engineering (via JEE Main, state CETs)
• Medical (via NEET)
• BSc programs in core sciences or applied fields

For Commerce Students:

• BCom, BBA, CA, CS, CMA
• Entrance exams like CUET, IPMAT for management studies

Counselling, aptitude tests, and career guidance sessions offered by schools or independent experts can help in making an informed decision.