Assam Class 12 Exam 2026 Application Form: Dates, Steps & Guidelines

Assam Class 12 Exam 2026 is likely to be conducted in March or April 2026 by the Assam State School Education Board. Although the official dates have not been announced yet, students must start their preparation accordingly. The admit cards are expected in February 2026, and AHSEC Results will most probably be released in April 2026.

To score good marks in Assam Class 12 Exam 2026, students should make a proper, realistic study plan that covers the entire syllabus, make short notes, and practice regularly with previous year's papers and sample papers to know and work on the weaker areas. Regularly revising, focusing on understanding the basic concepts from the board-prescribed textbooks, and maintaining physical and mental well-being are very important for scoring top marks and performing well in AHSEC 12th exams.

No, AHSEC Board will not provide OMR Sheets in Assam Class 12 Exam 2026. There are no plans to introduce OMR answer sheets for the exam. The exam will be conducted in the usual pen and paper mode, and the total marks for each subject will be 100. These 100 marks will be divided between the theory and practical sections depending on the subjects.

The total marks for a subject according to Assam Class 12 Exam 2026 pattern will be 100. There is no change in the total marks for any subject in AHSEC board. The total 100 marks for each subject will be divided between the theory and the practical sections of the subject. Some subjects like English don’t have a practical exam, so the entire 100 marks is for theory only, but subjects like physics, chemistry, etc have their 100 marks divided between both theory and practical exams.

AHSEC offers many subjects in all three streams- Science, Commerce, and Arts. Here are the subjects offered: English, Assamese, Bodo, Hindi, Nepali, Urdu, Khasi, Garo, Mizo, Manipuri, Hmar, Bengali, Karbi, Alternative English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Biotechnology, Geology, Computer Science and Application, Geography, Community Science, Economics, Logic and Philosophy, Engineering Drawing, Multimedia and Web Technology, Entrepreneurship Development, Sanskrit, Statistics, Anthropology, Swadesh Adhyayan, Psychology, Education, Sattriya Dance, Fine Arts, Bihu, Tai language, Persian, Arabic, Advance Assamese, Advance Hindi, Advance Bodo, Advance Sanskrit, Advance Manipuri, Advance Bengali, Hindustani Vocal, Kathak Dance, Tabla, Violin, Sitar, Sattriya Vocal Music (Borgeet), Sattriya Dance, Khol, Assamese-Music-Dance-Group-C, Business Studies, Accountancy, Sales Management and Advertising, Insurance, Finance, Economic Geography, Business Mathematics and Statistics.

No, there are no changes in Assam Class 12 Exam 2026 Pattern this year. The board will follow the same pattern as last year. Students are advised to go through the exam pattern and syllabus before starting their preparation to perform well and score well in the exams.

The time required for Assam Class 12 Exam 2026 Preparation depends solely on the students. The board gives students around a whole year to finish the syllabus. But it is advisable for all students to finish the preparation for Assam Class 12 Exam 2026 at least a month before the HS final exam. This way, the students will have enough time to revise the syllabus and practice the previous year’s papers. If students prepare a timetable that includes at least 5 to 7 hours of daily study time, they can finish the syllabus on time.

Students must remember that many items, such as mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, headphones, pagers, fitness bands, cameras, wallets, goggles, handbags, and purses, are strictly not allowed inside AHSEC Board Exam Centre. If any student is caught carrying any of the prohibited items, they will have to face the consequences of the same. Therefore, students must not do any such act.

AHSEC result 2026 is most likely to be released by the Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) in April or May 2026. The results will be published on the AHSEC official website. Students can view their results by logging in using their exam roll number and date of birth. Students can also view their AHSEC results via SMS.

No, the online AHSEC Result is just the provisional marksheet provided to the students for instant use. Students need to collect their official AHSEC Result scorecard from their respective schools. The result provided by the school must be kept safely, as that is the final and important copy of the AHSEC Result.