Live: Assam Board Class 12 result to be released shortly

AHSEC Result 2022 LIVE Updates: The results of the Assam Higher Secondary Final Year Examination 2022 were announced by the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council today. The AHSEC Class 12th results are now available on www.ahsec.assam.gov.in, www.resultsassam.nic.in and 14 other websites. Leaving out last year's inflated pass percentage of over 99 due to formula based evaluation amid Covid situation, the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) recorded its best results in the last 10 years in Science and Arts streams. While the success rate in Science touched 92.19 per cent this year, the corresponding figure in Arts was recorded to be 83.48 per cent. Candidates, who appeared for the examination, can check their results online or through the “Upolobdha” Android App. A total of 2.15 lakh candidates appeared in the Assam HS state boards this year from 796 examination centres. The highest 1.64 lakh candidates appeared for the Arts stream, followed by 34,401 for Science and 15,581 for Commerce. In the Vocational stream, 821 candidates appeared. Stay with the TOI for the latest updates on Assam HS result 2022.

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