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Current AffairsUpdated: August 13, 2026

Assam HSLC 2026: Failed Students Must Take Re-Admission — New Rule Explained

Assam HSLC re-admission 2026 rules for failed students. SUJOG portal for HS second year re-admission, AHSEC guidelines, and how to re-appear for exams. Updated August 2026.

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Key Takeaways

  • Is re-admission compulsory for failed HSLC students — Yes. Re-admission is compulsory for all failed and absent students. You cannot a...
  • What is the SUJOG portal — SUJOG (sujog.assam.gov.in) is the official online portal for re-admission of fai...
  • Can I re-appear in only the subjects I failed — Yes. You only need to re-appear in failed subjects. Passed subjects are carried ...
  • What if I missed the deadline — You can apply with a late fee of ₹500 until September 30, 2026. After that, appl...

Assam HSLC re-admission 2026 is a critical update for students who did not pass their High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) examination. The Assam State School Education Board has announced new rules for re-admission, and the SUJOG portal has been activated for HS second year re-admission.

Assam HSLC Re-Admission 2026: Key Updates

UpdateDetails
BoardAssam State School Education Board (ASSEB)
SUJOG Portal Live DateMay 11, 2026
Re-admission DeadlineAugust 31, 2026
Who Needs Re-admissionAll failed HSLC & HS students
Portalsujog.assam.gov.in

Who Needs Re-Admission?

1. HSLC (Class 10) Failed Students: If you failed in one or more subjects in HSLC 2026, you must take re-admission in Class 10.

2. HS First Year Failed Students: If you failed in HS First Year (Class 11), you need re-admission to repeat the year.

3. HS Second Year Failed Students: If you failed in HS Final (Class 12), you must take re-admission through the SUJOG portal.

4. Students Who Did Not Appear: Absent students also need re-admission.

How to Apply via SUJOG Portal

Step 1: Visit sujog.assam.gov.in

Step 2: Click on "Re-Admission for Failed/Absent Students"

Step 3: Enter your Roll Number, Registration Number, and exam year

Step 4: Select your school and subjects

Step 5: Pay the re-admission fee online

Step 6: Download the confirmation receipt

Step 7: Submit the receipt to your school

Re-Admission Fee Structure

CategoryFee
HSLC Re-admission (All subjects)₹1,500
HSLC Re-admission (Single subject)₹800
HS Second Year Re-admission₹2,000
Late Fee (after deadline)₹500 extra

Important Rules

Rule 1: Re-admission is compulsory for all failed students. You cannot appear without it.

Rule 2: You can only re-appear in subjects you failed. Passed subjects are carried forward.

Rule 3: Re-admission must be in the same school where you studied.

Rule 4: Students who failed in 3+ subjects must repeat the entire year.

Rule 5: Maximum attempts to clear HSLC/HS is 3 attempts.

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JGPS School Joya provides coaching for students preparing to re-appear in board exams. Call +91 9412137554 for details.

August 2026 Update

The Assam State School Education Board has extended the SUJOG portal deadline for HS second year re-admission to August 31, 2026. Offline applications are no longer accepted. For HSLC students, re-admission is handled directly by schools. Source: ASSEB Official Notification (August 2026).

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?Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Re-admission is compulsory for all failed and absent students. You cannot appear without completing the re-admission process.

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