How We Calculate Your SEBA Result
Follow our simple process to estimate your HSLC 2026 results. We follow official board guidelines to provide you with an accurate division and grade estimation.
Input theory and practical marks for all 6 subjects as per the official SEBA 2026 examination structure.
HSLC 2026
6 Subjects
- Theory & Practical split
- All 6 subjects included
- Instant subtotal tally
Our calculator applies the 30% pass criteria and grading system to ensure your estimation is accurate.
- 30% pass mark validation
- Grade A1 to F calculation
- Letter mark identification
Get your final division, percentage, and distinction status in a clean, shareable marksheet format.
- Division & Distinction
- Pass/Fail status color
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Use our calculator to get an instant estimation of your board exam performance based on the latest SEBA guidelines.
Subject Mark Distribution
Understand the SEBA HSLC 2026 marking scheme. Each subject has specific theory and practical weightage to help you calculate your final score accurately.
Know Your Subject Weightage
The HSLC exam consists of 6 subjects. Some subjects include practical assessments, while others are purely theory-based. Ensure you enter marks correctly for each section.
Passing requires at least 30% in every individual subject. Use this calculator to estimate your division and grade.
Minimum 30% per subject
MandatoryCore Subjects
Language Subjects
MIL & English
Assamese, Bengali, or Hindi MIL and English papers. Each subject carries a maximum of 100 marks for comprehensive evaluation.
Core Mathematics
Mathematics
Fundamental mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills. The paper is evaluated out of a maximum of 90 marks.
Science Stream
General Science
Covers Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Split into 70 marks for theory and 30 marks for practical assessment.
Social Studies
Social Science
History, Geography, and Political Science. This subject is evaluated out of a maximum of 100 marks total.
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