Assam Board 10th Result 2020: SEBA to open re-evaluation window for HSLC students from 8 June; visit sebaonline.org for details
Assam Board Class 10 students who are not satisfied with their marks in the HSLC examination can apply for re-evaluation through the website sebaonline.org


Representational image. Wikimedia Commons[/caption]According to a report by The Indian Express, the re-evaluation window will be open till 22 June.How to apply for Assam Board Class 10 result 2020 re-evaluation:Students can apply for re-evaluation of their answer sheets in more than one subject.Step 1: Visit the website sebaonline.orgStep 2: Tap on the link that reads apply for re-evaluationStep 3: Key in your roll number and registration numberStep 4: Select the subject/s to be re-evaluatedStep 5: Pay the requisite fee and enter submitA report by Hindustan Times mentioned that over 3.8 lakh students appeared for the Assam Class 10th board examination this year.The Assam board had announced the Class 10th results on 15 May. The announcement of results for SEBA High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) 2020 was delayed this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Here's how to check your results on the official website:Step 1: Go to the website sebaonline.orgStep 2: Under the quick links section, click on link which says, HSLC/AHM RESULTS - 2020. You can also access the link directly by visiting the URL Results.sebaonline.org.Step 3: Click on The Assam Board Result.Step 4: Log in using your roll number and other detailsStep 5: Download and save marksheet for future referenceStudents can also receive SEBA Class 10 board exam 2020 result via SMS. For that, students will have to go to the message option on their phones and type SEBA20

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