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Students appearing for the Assam board examinations in 2027 are waiting for the official datesheets for Classes 10 and 12. The subject-wise timetables are yet to be released. Meanwhile, the Class 10 examination form-filling process has started, and students should keep checking official websites for new updates.

Assam Board is yet to release the 2027 Class 10 (HSLC) and Class 12 (HS) examination datesheets on SEBA and AHSEC websites, though Class 10 application is ongoing and Class 12 exams are expected in March-April.
Assam Board Exam 2027: What We Know So Far
The Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) will release separate timetables for the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) and Higher Secondary (HS) examinations.
The datesheets will help students know when each subject’s examination will take place. According to reports citing the examination schedule, Class 12 final examinations are planned for March and April 2027. The exact dates for individual subjects are still awaited.
Where To Check Assam Board Datesheet 2027?
Students can visit the following official websites to check the timetables once they are released:
- Class 10 (HSLC): site.sebaonline.org
- Class 12 (HS): ahsec.assam.gov.in
Students should download the correct datesheet for their class and check the examination dates, timings and other instructions carefully.
How To Download Assam Board Exam Timetable 2027
Follow these steps to download the datesheet after its release:
- Visit the official website for your examination.
- Open the latest notifications or updates section.
- Search for the HSLC or Higher Secondary Examination 2027 timetable.
- Click on the datesheet link to open the PDF.
- Download the file and save it for future use.
What Should Students Do Before The Datesheet Release?
Students should continue their exam preparation while waiting for the official schedule. They should also check board notifications regularly for updates about examination dates and other requirements.
Any dates shared on social media or unofficial websites should be verified before students use them to plan their preparation. The final subject-wise schedule will be available through the board’s official websites once it is published.
