Assam Class XII board results to be out today
Guwahati: Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) will announce the Assam Class XII board examination results on Wednesday morning. According to a notification issued by
ASSEB
on Tuesday, the results will be accessible from 9am on Wednesday, reports Kangkan Kalita.
The notification stated, "Presently, students will have to download their digital mark sheets through websites or can view their mark sheets through a mobile app from 9 am on April 30," read the notification. The results will be available on 12 websites, including the official website ahsec.assam.gov.in. Students can also get the results in the Android app 'UPOLOBDHA'.
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