HSLC Compartmental Result 2026 Declared Today at sebaonline.org: How to Check SEBA Class 10 Supplementary Scorecard

What Is the HSLC Compartmental Exam and Who Was Eligible

The HSLC Compartmental Examination is a supplementary examination conducted annually by ASSEB for students who could not clear all subjects in the main High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) board examination. Under ASSEB rules, students who failed in a maximum of three subjects in the main HSLC examination were eligible to sit for the compartmental exam, provided they had secured an aggregate of at least 170 marks across all subjects in the main result.

Students who failed in more than three subjects, or who did not meet the aggregate marks threshold, were not eligible for the compartmental exam and would need to appear as regular or private candidates in the next full HSLC cycle.

The compartmental examination was conducted in two shifts from May 29 to June 5, 2026, at designated centres across Assam. Subject‑wise examination dates followed the official HSLC Compartmental Routine 2026 published on sebaonline.org. Candidates were required to carry their original admit card to the examination hall on all days they appeared.

HSLC Main Result 2026: The Context Behind This Compartmental Cycle

Understanding the scale of the compartmental result requires looking at the main examination numbers first. The HSLC 2026 main exam was held from February 10 to February 27, 2026, across 1,046 examination centres throughout Assam. A total of 4,38,565 students appeared, including 1,90,243 male and 2,48,322 female candidates.

Of the total students who appeared, 2,81,701 passed, giving an overall pass percentage of 65.62 percent. This was an improvement over 2025, when the pass percentage was 63.98 percent across 4,22,737 appearing students. Amishi Saikia emerged as the state topper of the HSLC 2026 main examination, scoring 592 marks out of 600.

The remaining 34.38 percent of candidates who did not pass the main examination either failed in one or more subjects or did not meet the aggregate threshold. A significant proportion of those who failed in one to three subjects applied for the compartmental examination as their opportunity to clear the board without waiting a full year.

Girls continued to outperform boys in the HSLC 2026 cycle, a trend that has held consistently across the past six HSLC examination cycles in Assam.

How to Check HSLC Compartmental Result 2026 at sebaonline.org

The result is accessible through the official ASSEB portal. Students must have their Roll Code and Roll Number available before attempting to access the result, as both credentials are mandatory for login. These details are printed on the admit card issued for the compartmental examination.

Steps to check the result:

• Open a browser and go to the official ASSEB website at sebaonline.org.
• On the homepage, look for the link titled "HSLC Compartmental Examination Result 2026" or navigate to the Results section.
• Click on the result link when it appears.
• A login window will open. Enter your Roll Code and Roll Number exactly as printed on your compartmental admit card.
• Enter the CAPTCHA code shown on screen.
• Click Submit to proceed.
• Your HSLC Compartmental Result 2026 scorecard will appear on screen.
• Download the digital marksheet and save it, as it is a provisional document required for immediate reference.

If the official website is slow or unresponsive due to high traffic, students can alternatively check results on the authorised partner portal iResults.NET. The result is also accessible through the ASSEB Results mobile application, available for free on Google Play Store.

The helpline for result‑related queries can be contacted at [email protected]. For payment‑related issues, students must note down their Application Receipt Number (ARN) and keep a printed copy of their payment receipt with Transaction ID.

What the Compartmental Scorecard Contains and How to Read It

The digital marksheet published on sebaonline.org is a provisional document. It serves as proof of examination result for immediate purposes but cannot be used for formal verification, institutional admissions beyond Class 11, or employment documentation. Students must collect the original marksheet from their respective schools once the board distributes physical certificates.

The compartmental result scorecard will show:

• Student name and roll number
• Roll Code and centre details
• Subject‑wise marks obtained in the compartmental examination
• Pass or Fail status for each subject
• Overall result status (Pass or Compartment or Fail)

ASSEB follows a minimum marks system for Class 10. A student must score at least 30 percent marks in each individual subject to pass that subject. The aggregate qualifying threshold is also 30 percent of total marks across all subjects. There is no grace marks provision that overrides subject‑level failure.

For students who appeared in only some subjects during the compartmental exam (having passed others in the main exam), the final marksheet will reflect the better of the two scores, combining the subjects cleared in the main exam with the subjects cleared in the compartmental exam to determine final board result status.

ASSEB Grading System for HSLC 2026

ASSEB follows a letter‑grade system alongside marks for HSLC results. The grading is as follows:

A1: 91 to 100 marks (Outstanding) A2: 81 to 90 marks (Excellent) B1: 71 to 80 marks (Very Good) B2: 61 to 70 marks (Good) C1: 51 to 60 marks (Above Average) C2: 41 to 50 marks (Average) D: 30 to 40 marks (Pass) F: Below 30 marks (Fail)

Students who score F grade in any subject are considered to have failed that subject. The compartmental exam specifically targets those who received an F in one to three subjects. A pass in the compartmental exam upgrades that subject's result to D grade on the final certificate, regardless of the actual score obtained in the supplementary sitting.

Rechecking of Compartmental Answer Scripts: What Is Available

Students who are not satisfied with their marks in the HSLC Compartmental Result 2026 can apply for rechecking of their answer scripts. ASSEB typically opens the rechecking application window a few days after result declaration. The process is entirely online through sebaonline.org or asseb.in.

To apply for rechecking, students need to click on the "Apply for Re‑Checking or Photocopy with Re‑Checking of Answer Scripts" link on the official website and pay a fee of approximately Rs 350 per subject online. Rechecking covers verification of totalling, checking for any unevaluated answers, and ensuring the marks match the summary sheet. It does not involve re‑evaluation of the examiner's judgment on answers.

The rechecking result is typically declared within 30 to 45 days of the application window closing. Students who undergo rechecking must note that their score can go up, remain the same, or in rare cases decrease if a totalling error had previously favoured the candidate. The fee paid for rechecking is non‑refundable regardless of outcome.

What Happens After the Compartmental Result: Next Steps for Students

Students who pass the HSLC Compartmental Examination 2026 are eligible to seek Class 11 admission on the basis of their provisional digital marksheet immediately after the result is declared. ASSEB has directed schools to accept the digital marksheet for Class 11 admission until original certificates are distributed.

Admissions to Class 11 in Assam open shortly after the HSLC main result in April, but students who clear in the compartmental cycle are entitled to seek admission in the new academic session using the compartmental result. Candidates should contact their preferred Class 11 institution promptly after the result to understand seat availability and admission timelines, as some institutions may have already filled most seats in the April‑June admission window.

Students who still do not pass after the compartmental examination, either because they failed in more than three subjects in the main exam or could not clear even after the compartmental sitting, will need to appear as regular candidates in the next HSLC cycle. These students are advised to enrol in a fresh Class 10 session from the current academic year and prepare more comprehensively, focusing on the subjects in which they were not able to clear the 30 percent threshold.

About ASSEB and the HSLC Examination

The Assam State School Education Board, commonly referred to as SEBA or ASSEB, is the authority responsible for conducting the High School Leaving Certificate examination for Class 10 students in Assam. The board conducts the examination annually, typically in February, and declares the main result in April. The HSLC is equivalent to the Class 10 board examination and serves as the foundational qualification for stream selection in Classes 11 and 12, as well as for several state government recruitment examinations in Assam.

The board is headquartered in Guwahati and operates under Division‑I designation following administrative restructuring. The official website for all result‑related services, rechecking applications, and admit card downloads remains sebaonline.org, with resultsassam.nic.in and assamresult.in serving as authorised mirror portals for result access.

Key Dates Summary

HSLC Main Examination 2026: February 10 to February 27, 2026. HSLC Main Result Declared: April 10, 2026 at 10:30 AM. Main result overall pass percentage: 65.62 percent. State topper: Amishi Saikia with 592 marks out of 600. Total students appeared in main exam: 4,38,565. Total students passed in main exam: 2,81,701. Rechecking application window (main exam): Opened April 13, 2026. HSLC Compartmental Examination 2026: May 29 to June 5, 2026. HSLC Compartmental Result 2026: Declared June 23, 2026 at 11 AM. Official result website: sebaonline.org Authorised partner portal: iResults.NET Board helpline email: [email protected]