The Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) has officially announced the Class XII results for the year 2025, providing relief and joy to thousands of students in the state. The results, which were released on April 30, 2025, can now be viewed on the official AHSEC website. This year’s results indicate a good academic performance across all streams, with significant gender-based trends and a clear stream-wise division of success rates.

Those who have written the Higher Secondary (HS) examination can now obtain their electronic marksheets from the council’s portal by entering roll number and registration number minus the year of registration. Candidates are requested to ensure the correctness of the information furnished on their mark sheets. In case of discrepancies found, such discrepancies should be brought to the notice of concerned authorities immediately and these will be rectified by official corrigenda or addendums issued by the board.

With regard to overall performance, the Science stream came out with the highest pass percentage of 84.88%. 57,725 students had applied in this stream, of which 56,909 appeared and 48,309 passed the exam. This steady performance reflects the academic seriousness and preparedness of students studying science-related courses in Assam.

The Arts stream, which had the maximum number of candidates, recorded a remarkable pass percentage of 81.03%. Out of 2,30,090 candidates, 2,26,756 students turned up, and 1,83,745 passed the exams. This stream still attracts a considerable chunk of the student base in the state and indicates a healthy academic culture in the humanities.

Commerce stream aspirants also did well, with an 82.18% pass rate. Among the 17,869 applicants, 17,746 showed up for the examinations, and 14,584 passed. This reflects good interest and performance in business and finance-oriented courses, essential for the state’s future economic leadership.

The Vocational stream, which provides skill-based learning, had a 68.55% pass rate. Though below that of the academic streams, performance in the vocational stream is being regarded as a good step towards encouraging alternative career options and technical education among youngsters.

An in-depth gender-wise examination of the outcomes indicates that girls edged out boys in all streams. In the Arts stream, 82.95% of female candidates passed whereas 78.42% males did. Commerce displayed a slightly reduced gender gap where 82.40% were females and 82.08% males that passed. In the Science stream, 85.54% females passed and were ahead of the male passing percentage of 84.39%. The Vocational stream witnessed the highest degree of gender imbalance with 74.39% of female students clearing the examinations compared to merely 65.53% males. This trend emphasizes the growing scholarship and academic involvement of girls within Assam’s education system.

Disappointed students will be able to seek re-evaluation soon. The council will make the re-evaluation application schedule available soon. Students will have to pay Rs 500 for each subject for applying. The process is transparent and provides students with an opportunity to clarify any perceived errors in their evaluation.

For students who were unable to pass in one or more subjects, the AHSEC has stated that supplementary examination dates will be announced within the next few weeks. This will give a second opportunity to such students, enabling them to enhance their performance and pursue their academic or career goals without much delay.

Students can go to the official website of AHSEC at https://ahsec.assam.gov.in to see their results. By clicking on the link named “Assam HS Result 2025” or “AHSEC Class 12 Result 2025” and providing their roll number, registration number, and session details, students can download and view their mark sheets.

Apart from the official website, AHSEC has made results available through a mobile app called “UPOLOBDHA,” which can be accessed on the Google Play Store by Android users. Upon installing the app and providing the required permissions, students are able to go to the “HS Result 2025” page, input their credentials, and see or download their mark sheets. The app also offers access to other relevant board-related news and updates.

This year’s performance not only indicates academic prowess but also the success of Assam’s education system in embracing changing challenges and providing steady returns. With re-evaluation as an option and additional exams, students are being offered more routes to success. As the school year ends, students, teachers, and parents can all rejoice in the aggregate success that shows up in the Assam Board Class XII result for 2025.