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About Assam HSLC 2025
High School Leaving Certification Examination (HSLC) of Assam is conducted by the Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA). The Assam HSLC application process is conducted in the month of November through respective schools. Students who have passed class 9 are eligible to appear for the Assam HSLC exam 2025.
More About Assam HSLC Exams 2025:
- The Assam HSLC time table 2025 will be released tentatively in October 2024. The Assam HSLC theory exams 2025 will be held in February 2025. The HSLC practical exams 2025 Assam board will be held in February 2025.
- Students will be able to download the Assam Class 10 routine 2025 PDF from - sebaonline.org.
- Assam 10th exams 2025 will be conducted for - Maths, English, Social Science, Hindi, Assamese, General Science, and other subjects.
- Assam HSLC 2025 exams will be conducted in two sessions – Morning (9 am to 12 noon) and Afternoon (1.30 pm to 4.30 pm).
- For the academic year 2024-25, Assam HSLC result 2025 will be declared tentatively in April 2025. Students can access the HSLC result by entering their roll number in the SEBA result 2025 Class 10 login window.
- The board will also conduct the Assam HSLC compartment exams 2025 after the declaration of the Assam HSLC annual examination result 2025.
- The Assam HSLC compartment exam 2025 will be held in June 2025, tentatively.
- The HSLC compartment results 2025 will be released in June 2025.
- Students must pull up their socks and start with their preparation for the Assam HSLC exams 2024-25. One of the best ways to prepare for the Assam 10th exams is by solving previous years' question papers of Assam HSLC or sample papers. It helps students to know about important aspects of the Assam HSLC syllabus, exam pattern, marking scheme, typology of questions, and difficulty level of the SEBA HSLC exam 2025.
Assam HSLC 2025 Highlights
Full Exam Name | Assam High School Leaving Certificate Examination |
Short Exam Name | Assam HSLC |
Conducting Body | Board of Secondary Education, Assam |
Frequency of Conduct | Once a year |
Exam Level | Matriculate |
Languages | Arabic, Assamese +4 More |
Mode of Application | Offline |
Mode of Exam | Offline |
Exam Duration | 3 Hours |
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Assam HSLC 2025 Eligibility Criteria
A student will have to fulfil some essential eligibility criteria to appear for the Assam HSLC exams 2025. Here are the major eligibility conditions of Assam HSLC 2025.
- A student must have cleared the 9 th standard and studying the 10th standard from a SEBA-affiliated school to be eligible for the Assam HSLC exam 2025.
- They also need to fulfil the minimum attendance criteria in class 10th as specified by the Assam Board.
- Only students whose HSLC applications are accepted by the board and have received the admit card will be allowed to write the SEBA HSLC exam 2025.
Assam HSLC 2025 Application Process
Mode of Application : Offline
Mode of Payment : Other
- The application process for the Assam 10th exams 2025 will start in November 2025.
- Students can apply for SEBA HSLC exams 2025 by filling in the application form through their respective schools.
- They also need to pay the required examination fees to apply successfully for Assam HSLC 2025.
- Students who belong to Below Poverty Line (BPL) category need not pay any examination fee except the centre fee.
Assamese
Bengali
Hindi
Bodo
Manipuri
Prose |
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Poetry |
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Rapid reader |
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Grammar |
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Essay writing/ application |
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Comprehension |
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Khasi
Poetry |
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Prose |
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Rapid reader |
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Grammar and composition |
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Garo
Hmar
Prose |
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Poetry |
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Extensive reading |
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Grammar |
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Composition |
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Comprehension |
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Mizo
Urdu
Prose |
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Poetry |
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Grammar |
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Essay |
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Translation |
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Nepali
Sanskrit
English
Reading comprehension |
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One seen, another unseen prose passage |
Writing |
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Translation/ substance writing (prose), essay/ story writing, letter writing/ report writing |
Grammar |
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Determiners, tense forms, voice, narration, preposition, vocabulary, synthesis of sentences, verb phrases, sentence correction (clauses, modals, etc) |
Prose |
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A letter to God |
Nelson Mandela: Long walk to freedom |
Glimpses of India (tea from Assam) |
Poetry |
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A tiger in the zoo |
The tale of custard the dragon |
Animals |
Supplementary reader: (Footprints without feet) |
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The midnight visitor |
Footprints without feet |
English (IL)
Prose |
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A baker from Goa |
The proposal |
The thief's story |
Poetry |
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Dust of snow |
How to tell wild animals |
The trees |
Grammar |
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Narration |
Voice |
Miscellaneous correction |
Composition |
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Substance writing of either a prose piece or a poem |
General science
Chemical reactions and equations |
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Acids bases and salts |
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Metals and non metals |
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Carbon and its compounds |
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Periodic classification of elements |
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Life processes |
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Control and coordination |
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How do organisms reproduce |
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Heredity and evolution |
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Light-reflection and refraction |
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Human eye and colourful world |
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Electricity |
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Magnetic effects of electric current |
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Sources of energy |
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Our environment |
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General mathematics
Revision chapter |
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Real numbers |
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Polynomials |
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Pair of Linear equations in two variables |
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Quadratic equations |
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Arithmetic progression |
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Triangles |
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Coordinate geometry |
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Introduction to trigonometry |
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Circles |
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Constructions |
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Areas related to circles |
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Surface areas and volumes |
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Statistics |
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Probabilities |
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Social science
History |
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Partition Bengal, swadeshi movement: The partition of Bengal, swadeshi movement, consequences of the swadeshi movement, swadeshi movement and national congress, anti movement actions of the government |
Rise of Gandhi era and his role in freedom movement: Rise of Gandhi, Rowlett act, Satyagrahas or non-violence movement, the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, Khilafat movement, the non-cooperation movement, end of non-cooperation movement |
Rise of Gandhi era and his role in freedom movement: Simon commission, civil disobedience movement, Gandhi-Irwin pact, the second round table conference, restarting of the civil disobedience movement, quit India movement, declaration of june 3, 1947 |
Rise of Gandhi era and his role in freedom movement: Indian independence act, 1947, birth of independent India |
Anti-British risings and peasant revolts in Assam: Anti-British uprising in Assam, revolt of 1857 in India and its impact on Assam, rise of peasant's revolt in Assam |
Indian freedom movement and national awakening in Assam: Growth of Assamese nationalism, asomiya bhasa unnati sadhini sabha, Jonaki age, Assam association, Assam provincial congress committee, swadeshi movement and Assam |
Indian freedom movement and national awakening in Assam: The non-cooperation movement and Assam |
Cultural heritage of India and north east region: North east, Assam, literature, religion, art and paintings, sculptures, architecture, folk culture |
Geography |
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Economic geography-subject matter and resource: Definition and subject matter of economic geography, meaning and importance of resource, classification and use of resources, use of resources and conservation |
Environment and environmental problems: Introduction, the meaning of environment, environmental problem, major environmental problems |
Geography of world: Brief introduction of the earth, distribution of continents and oceans, distribution and characteristics of the oceans |
Geography of Assam: Population and settlement, resources of Assam, economy of Assam |
Political science |
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Indian democracy: Introduction, ideals of the constitution, the federal characteristics of the Indian political system, parliamentary democracy in India |
International organization-the united nations organization and others: The objectives of the united nations and its organs, the UNO and the world peace, other important international organizations |
Economics |
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Money and banking: Barter system, disadvantages of the barter system, evolution of money: A brief account, what is money, characteristics of money, functions of money, types of money, role of money, drawbacks of money, concept of bank |
Economic development: Economic growth, economic development, human development, economic planning, NITI Aayog, democratic planning, economic planning in India, liberalisation, privatisation, globalisation |
Advanced mathematics (E)
Sets |
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Complex numbers |
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Arithmetic of integers |
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Quadratic equation |
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Application of common logarithm |
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Permutation and combination |
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Trigonometry |
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Plane geometry |
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Coordinate geometry |
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History (E)
Growth of imperialism and nationalism |
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The first world war |
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World between 1919-1939 |
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The second world war |
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The United Nations organization |
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Foreign policy of India |
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Geography (E)
Physical geography-geomorphic processes |
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Environmental geography |
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Regional geography |
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Concept of region and regional geography, regional geography of the world |
Regional geography of India |
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Computer science (E)
Introduction to the internet |
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Internet services |
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Inserting images and creating tables in HTML 5 |
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Links and frames |
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XML |
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Introduction to javascript |
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Looping in javascript |
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My SQL |
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Societal impact of information technology |
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Wood craft (E)
Wood working machines |
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Staining and polishing |
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Joinery |
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Glue |
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Botany department |
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Classification of timber |
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Grain structure and growth of trees |
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Felling of trees |
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Music (E) (vocal and instrumental)
Vocal and instrument |
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Notation of-(i) three bada kheyal (Bhatkhande and Poluskar system) or Masitkhani gat, (ii) one Dhamar or Drut gat (other than trital) of the following ragas-Asawari Bihag, Malkonsh |
Short notes of the following: Kheyal, Dhrupad Dhamar, Tarana, Lokshan Geet, Sargam, Lokageet , Bargeet, Purbanga Raga, Uttaranga Raga, Gamak, Meend, Nad, Masitkhani, Chikari, Akarsha, Apakarsha, Mijrab, Jaba and Sandhiprakash |
Description of the following Ragas-Asawari, Khambaj, Malkonsh |
Time concept of ragas |
Short notes on the Hindustani and Karnataki music style |
Qualities and drawbacks of a musician |
Life sketch of: Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande, Vishnu Digambar Poluskar, Jyoti Prasad Agarwala |
Tabla/ pakhawaj |
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Comparison of Jhaptal and Sooltal, Rupak and Teora, Ektal and Sooltal, Tukda and Paran, Quida and Rela, Chakradar and Tehai |
Definition of Tukda, Quida, Gat, Jati, Yati, Rela, Peshkar, Chakradar and Avartan with example |
Qualities and drawbacks of a tabla player |
Classification of instruments-Tat Vadya, Ghana Vadya, Susirr Vadya and Avanaddha Vadya |
Life sketch of Kishan Maharaj, Zakir Hussain and Anokhe Lal Mishra |
Vocal and instrument, and tabla/ pakhawaj |
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Notation writing of the following Talas in Dugun, Tingun and Chougun-trital, Ektal, Choutal, Sooltal |
Dance (E)
Theory common to all Indian classical dance forms |
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Meaning of Siras, Griva, Dristy Bhedas |
Nine Rasas and their meaning |
Cosmic dancer Shiva |
Significance of various parts of Shiva and Krishna |
Brief knowledge about Bharat muni's 'Natya shastra' and Nandikeswara's 'Abhinaya Darpana' |
Manipuri dance |
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Different Rasleelas performed in Manipur |
Costumes of Lord Krishna and Radha |
Knowledge of notations of talas like Tanchep, Menkup, Chali |
Kathak dance |
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Definitions of that, Primalu, Kabit, Gat Bhava, Paran and Tukra |
Brief life sketches of Birju Maharaj, Uday Sanka |
Name various musical instruments, costume and ornaments used in kathak |
Ability to write notation of the bol in Dhamar, Choutal, Jhaptal and Trital |
Bharat natyam |
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Description of Astapadi, Padam and Tillana |
Various ragas and talas of all the Bharat Natyam items |
Sattriya nritya |
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Origin and development of Sattriya dance |
Traditionat costumes and ornaments of Sattriya dance |
Knowledge of Anga, Pratyanga and upanga |
General knowledge of folk dances of Assam |
Contribution of Sri Manta Sankar Deva to Sattriya dance |
Oddissi dance |
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Detailed knowledge of Nritta, Nritya, and Natya |
Knowledge about Mahakavi Jaydeva and few renowned lyricists of Orissa |
Knowledge of various ragas and talas used in oddissi dance |
Fine art (E)
The difference between fine arts and crafts and its need in our life and society |
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Indian miniature painting |
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Pala |
Jaina |
Rajput |
Mughal |
Modern art in Assam, a historical perspective |
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Weaving and textile design (E)
Traditional designs |
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Traditional design |
Traditional design in India |
Folk art |
Motifs |
Design |
Traditional designs of north east |
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Traditional designs of north east |
Assamese traditional design |
Bodo, Rabha traditional design |
Mising traditional design |
Manipuri traditional design |
Arunachal traditional design |
Ornamentation of fabric |
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Ornamentation of fabric by weaving |
Development of decorative design by weaving |
Ornamentation of fabric by tie and dye |
Ornamentation of fabric by batik |
Dyeing of silk |
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Conventional method of silk dyeing |
Dyeing of silk with acid dye |
Dyeing of silk with basic dye |
Garment designing (E)
Pattern layout |
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Fabric calculation |
Estimation of cost |
Study of Indian traditional wears |
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Market survey and analysis of different types |
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Necklines |
Collars |
Home science (E)
Food and nutrition |
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Balance diet-meaning and its importance, factors to be considered in formulation of balanced diet, age, sex, occupation, income, family size, climatic condition, activities, special condition |
Deficiency diseases-anaemia, goitre, scurvy, rickets, beriberi, pellegra, night blindness, kwashiorkor, marasmus, karatomalacia and their preventive measures |
Child-development and family studies |
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Beginning of life-conception, growth during prenatal life |
Care of the pregnant mother and preparation for child birth |
Breast milk-advantages and disadvantages of breast milk |
Clothing and textiles |
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Laundering-principles to be followed in laundering of different textiles/ articles |
Importance of soft water in laundering, methods of making hard water soft |
Equipment for laundering, soap and detergents, bleaching, stiffening agents |
Home management |
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Principles of design-applicable to Interior decoration-proportion, balance, rhythm, emphasis, harmony |
Colour scheme-primary colour, secondary colour, intermediate or tertiary colour etc |
Use of colours in different rooms |
Principle and types of flower arrangement |
The main principles of flower arrangement, type of flower arrangement |
Santhali (E)
Arabic (E)
Prose |
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Poetry |
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Grammar |
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Composition |
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Translation |
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Persian (E)
Prose |
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Poetry |
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Biography |
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Grammar and composition |
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Translation |
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Each student will have to appear for both theory as well as practical exams. The duration of each exam is 3 hours (180 minutes) and the total marks for all the Assam HSLC exams are 600. In SEBA HSLC exams, 30% of questions are easy and 50% are average whereas only 20% tough questions are asked.
SEBA HSLC 2025 Subject-wise Exam Pattern
Subject | Theory | Internal | Total Mark |
All MIL | 100 | - | 100 |
English | 90 | 10 | 100 |
English (IL) | 50 | - | 50 |
General Science | 90 | 10 | 100 |
General Maths | 90 | 10 | 100 |
Social Science | 90 | 10 | 100 |
- Previous year question papers of 10th class exam are provided by the Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA).
- Students can download the question papers using the link given above.
- Practising with these question papers will aid them to prepare for the exam.
- It will introduce students with exam pattern, marking scheme, typology of questions asked in the exam.
- Students should solve the question papers in the stipulated time to increase their speed of answering the questions.
Assam HSLC 2025 Admit Card
- The board releases the SEBA HSLC 2025 admit cards a few weeks before the exam.
- The admit cards are first sent to the zones and further distributed to the schools. Students can collect the admit card from their respective schools.
- Assam HSLC admit card 2025 will comprise the candidate’s roll number, exam name and code, registration number and other important details.
- Assam HSLC 2025 admit card is a must-have document to appear for the exams.
- No school allows the candidates to write the exams without an admit card.
Documents Required at Exam
- School Identity Proof
- Admit Card
SEBA will release the Assam 10th exam results 2025 in April 2025. Assam HSLC result 2025 will be made available online through the official website: resultsassam.nic.in. To check the Assam HSLC exam result 2025, candidates need to use their roll number.
Here are the steps to check the SEBA HSLC Result 2025
- Click on the link of - 'HSLC result 2025' after visiting the official website: sebaonline.org.
- A login window will open on the screen. Enter the roll number and number in the specified fields.
- Then fill in the digits as shown on the result screen and click on the submit button.
- Assam HSLC 2025 result will open on the screen. Take a printout of the same and keep it safe for further reference.
The board issues the original mark sheet and passing certificate after the declaration of the result. The board allows students to apply for re-evaluation within 15 days from the date of the result.
General Information
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question:Where can I apply for Assam HSLC 2025 exam?
Answer:
Students can apply for SEBA HSLC 2025 exams in offline mode through their respective schools.
Question:What is the full name of HSLC?
Answer:
HSLC refers to the High School Leaving Certificate which is awarded to Assam students who qualify class 10 exams.
Question:What are the dates of Assam HSLC 2025 exams?
Answer:
Assam HSLC theory exams 2025 will be conducted in February 2025.
Questions related to Assam HSLC
elective subject arabic examination held winch date
Hello aspirant,
Hope you are doing absolutely great.
So, with regard to your query, as per the tentative dates for the Assam Board the elective subject arabic examination will mostly be held in the month of March or April in 2022. However, due to pandemic the dates may change.
Thank you.