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Time of India
05-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
10 principals, 1 teacher suspended over Class XI paper leak in Assam
Guwahati: In a move against exam malpractices , the Assam education department has suspended 10 principals and a teacher from govt-run schools over their alleged involvement in leaking Class XI question papers, including mathematics, which led to the cancellation of several exams recently. The post-graduate teacher was from a higher secondary school in Goalpara district, who was the centre-in-charge for the HS first-year examination. "We want teachers to maintain integrity and sanctity of exams. Any discrepancy, such as question paper leakage , will not be tolerated," Assam's director of secondary education, Mamata Hojai, who issued the suspension orders told TOI on Monday. Following the leak of the mathematics paper, multiple examinations — except for economics — were cancelled in March. Reports indicate that question papers for education and geography were also leaked. The Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) had sent the question papers to schools. "As reported by ASSEB, the packets of many question papers, including that of mathematics, were opened ahead of the exam day by many schools, which disrupted integrity of the examination. The principals, who have been suspended, were centre in-charges, but failed to maintain sanctity of the exam," sources in education department. Among those suspended are principal of Arya Vidyapeeth HS & MP School, Samsuddin Ahmed; principal of Lakhiganj HS School in Dhubri, Mainul Hoque Mondal; and principal in-charge of Rangia Girls HS School, Pradip Kumar Kalita. Rohit Chandra Rabha, principal of Narengkati Higher Secondary School in Sonitpur; Lilamoni Borgohain, principal of Sri Sri Kamalabari Satra HS School in Jorhat; and Sandhya Bezbora, principal of PM Shri Kathiatali HS School in Nagaon were also suspended. Four principals/principal-in-charges from Dhemaji district are: Kabita Chutia, principal in-charge of Bordoloni Senior Secondary School; Pradip Kumar Dutta, principal in-charge Dulimerh HS School; Chakraborty Borgohain of Dhemaji Girls' Senior Secondary School; and Gopiram Doley, principal of Pachim Jonai Senior Secondary School. Himani Dutta, a post-graduate teacher of Baguan HS School in Goalpara, has also been suspended. ASSEB has also withdrawn affiliation from 19 private senior secondary schools suspected of involvement in the leaks. "These institutions are barred from enrolling new students this year," ASSEB secretary Naranarayan Nath said. "Bundles of either maths or some other subject question papers were found open before time while being stocked in the schools from where the school heads have been suspended."
Time of India
30-04-2025
- Science
- Time of India
State Class XII Pass Rate Dips By 5 To 7% Across All Three Major Streams
Guwahati: After last year's notable improvement in Class XII state board examination results , the pass percentage has declined across all three major streams this year, dropping by 5% to 7%. The Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) announced the results on Wednesday morning. Pass rates in the science and commerce streams saw a dip of around 5% compared to the previous year, while the arts stream witnessed a more significant decline of seven percent. "There has been about a 5% decrease in the pass percentage compared to last year. However, I am satisfied with the results. ASSEB declared the results within 44 days of the examination's completion, which is commendable," said state education minister Ranoj Pegu . Though Pegu said detailed analysis is needed for the decline, he suggested that changes in the question paper format might have contributed to the shift. "In the higher secondary examination, we have changed the question paper pattern, similar to the matric exams. Alongside MCQs, focus has been given on conceptual questions to assess students' critical and creative thinking. The number of factual questions has been reduced," Pegu said. A senior official from ASSEB said for the first time, the number of students appearing for the Class XII state board examination crossed three lakh. The poor performance by a substantial number of students might have played a role in the overall drop in pass percentages. "In the last 10 years, the results graph has never followed a straight line. Fluctuations are often influenced by the batch of candidates. While a detailed analysis is required, this decline is not alarming," ASSEB secretary Naranarayan Nath said. Whereas in science stream, the pass percentage has dropped to 84.88this year from 89.88 last year, in commerce and arts the decline has been from 87.66% (2024) to 82.18% (2025) and 88.36% (2024) to 81.03% (2025), respectively. In vocational stream, only 1,202 candidates appeared and the pass percentage has been 68.55%. In all streams, girls outperformed boys. In science, the girls' pass percentage was 85.54, whereas pass percentage of boys was 84.39. Girls pass percentage in arts has been 82.95, whereas the pass percentage of boys has been 78.42. In commerce, the pass percentages of girls and boys have been 82.4 and 82.08, respectively. In vocational stream, girls pass percentage has been 74.39, whereas that of the boys has been 65.53. Highest 2.26 lakh students appeared from the arts stream, while science recorded 56,909 candidates, and commerce had 17,746. The Class XII results were declared within the shortest span of time this year, earning appreciation from CM Himanta Biswa Sarma. For the first time, rank holder was announced. ASSEB also introduced a certificate-cum-marksheet, combining both documents into a single entity. In science, the top three performing districts are West Karbi Anglong (100%), Sivasagar (97.13%) and Baksa (95.66%), whereas Dima Hasao remained at the bottom of the tally with 56.27%. In arts, the top three districts are, Baksa (94.21%), Darrang (93.82%) and Sivasagar (90.78%), while Cachar stood at the bottom with 58.96%. In commerce, South Salmara Mankachar district produced 100% results, followed by Baksa with 98.2% and Chirang district with 98.15% On the other hand, in vocational stream, Sribhumi, Lakhimpur, Nalbari and Biswanath each recorded pass percentage of 100.
India Today
30-04-2025
- General
- India Today
Assam HS Result 2025 out: AHSEC Class 12 result, pass percentage, direct link
The Assam HS Result 2025 was officially declared today, April 30, at 9 am by the Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB), earlier known as AHSEC. Students can check their AHSEC Class 12 result at the official websites -- and access their Assam board 12th result link, students must enter their roll number and exam code. A free registration option is also available on to download scores PASS PERCENTAGE AHSECHere's how students fared in the AHSEC Class 12 result 2025: Science stream: 84.88% passCommerce stream: 82.18% passArts stream: 81.03% passVocational stream: 68.55% passA total of 3,02,420 students appeared for the Assam HS exams 2025, held from February 13 to March 17. Practical exams were conducted earlier between January 29 and February MARK SHEET AND DOWNLOAD DETAILSThe online scorecard can be used for college admissions, but the official AHSEC mark sheet will be issued later by the respective who failed or appeared under the "certain subjects category" need to apply directly at the ASSEB Division-2, Bamunimaidam, Guwahati to get their printed CLASS 12 COMPARTMENT EXAM INFOStudents eligible for Assam class 12 compartment exam, betterment, or repeat exams will be allowed to appear in the next regular cycle. Only one chance will be with withheld results must apply through their school heads to the Controller of Examinations within 30 days of result TO CHECK ASSAM BOARD HS MARKS ONLINEVisit or on the 'Assam HS Result 2025' linkEnter your roll number and codeFill in the captcha and hit submitDownload your Assam board HS marks from the screenDirect link to check Assam HS result 2025
Indian Express
30-04-2025
- General
- Indian Express
ASSEB Assam Board Class 12 Result 2025 declared: Check stream wise passing percentage, revaluation date
The Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) (erstwhile AHSEC) announced the results of the Higher Secondary exams. The result link will be available at the official website of AHSEC — and To make it easier for the students to check the ASSEB HS Class 12 results, is also hosting the results on its website. Students can check their results and download the scorecard using their roll number and code. Story continues below this ad In Arts stream, 81.03 % students passed, in Science, it is 84.88% and in Commerce, it is 82.18%. Students from Vocation stream registered 68.55%. The mark sheet mentions the personal details of students along with their marks scored in different subjects and a cumulative score. Students will have to collect the original Assam board HS mark sheet from the school authorities later. This online mark sheet can only be used by students as a reference for college admission purposes. This year, over 3 lakh students have registered for their Assam board HS exams. The AHSEC Arts stream has the highest (2,30,091) number of students followed by science with 57,724 students, Commerce with 17,869, and Vocational Education has 1,241 students. Moreover, this year, more female students (1,62,423) took the exams than male students (1,44,502).ASSEB Assam Board HS Class 12 exams were held between February 13 and March 17 in two shifts and the practical component of the ASSEB Assam Board HS Class 12 exams was conducted from January 29 to February 10. Last year, the Assam Board HS Class 12 result was declared on May 9, 2024. The ASSEB Assam Board HS Class 12 exams last year were held between February 12 to March 13. The overall pass percentage last year was 88.64 per cent. The pass percentage last year increased to 88.64 per cent from 84.96 per cent in 2023. A total of 2,73,908 students appeared for the ASSEB HS exams 2024 out of which 2,42,794 passed the exam. Nikhilesh Dutta, Sukanya Kumar, and Sankalpjit Saikia secured the top positions across the Science, Commerce, and Arts streams, respectively. Girls with a pass percentage of 86.49 per cent outperformed boys with a pass percentage of 86.49 per cent across every stream.
Time of India
29-04-2025
- General
- Time of India
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 Students can also get the results in the Android app 'UPOLOBDHA'.
