An Assam state board school runs HSLC at Class 10 and Higher Secondary at Class 12. The two stages were long administered by separate bodies — SEBA and AHSEC — which have been reorganised into a single state school education board, so recent documents and older ones name different authorities.
Assam’s board structure changed recently and correspondence has moved with it. Confirm the current authority and process for your stage before filing; historic results correctly name the body that issued them.
Assam is the board where the record has to hold history explicitly. A school with alumni holds HSLC results issued under SEBA and Higher Secondary results issued under AHSEC, while current students sit under the reorganised structure — and all three are asked for.
A duplicate mark sheet reprinted years later should name the board that actually issued the original, not whichever body exists today. Storing the issuing authority against the result — rather than deriving it from the school’s current configuration — is the only way that stays true through a reorganisation.
Schools that did not keep this field discover the gap the first time an alumnus needs a document for a job application, and there is no way to recover it from the record.
Assamese, Bengali, Bodo and English appear across sections within single schools in parts of the state. Medium follows the section and the parent app language follows the guardian, because assuming one language per school is wrong here more often than it is right.
Phrased the way they arrive, answered so each one stands on its own.
Yes. The issuing authority is stored against the result, so a reprint names the body that issued it rather than the one that exists now.
That depends on the stage and the current circular, which has changed recently — confirm with the board directly. The system holds and exports the data either way.
Card language follows the section’s medium.
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