The SEBA syllabus for Class 9 and 10 sets out the subjects, chapters, and marking scheme that Assam students must follow under ASSEB Division-I (formerly SEBA), leading up to the HSLC examination. This guide summarises the core subjects and how to plan your preparation; always cross-check chapter details with your school and the latest official curriculum.
Class 9 lays the foundation for board-level concepts and is assessed through school-level annual exams, while Class 10 concludes with the HSLC board examination conducted by ASSEB Division-I. The subject list is largely similar across both years, but Class 10 chapters go deeper and carry more weight for board exam preparation, particularly in Mathematics, Science, and Social Science.
Most SEBA subjects are evaluated out of 100 marks, generally split between a written theory paper and, for science and vocational subjects, internal assessment or practical marks. The exact split varies by subject, so students should check the latest marking scheme shared by their school for each paper.
The subjects and broad structure remain the same; ASSEB Division-I continues to update and publish the syllabus that was earlier issued by SEBA.
Leepie has dedicated, detailed syllabus pages for SEBA Class 9 and SEBA Class 10, covering chapter-wise topics for every core subject.
Leepie organises video lessons, notes, and practice questions in the same order as the SEBA syllabus, so you can move chapter by chapter without missing topics.
Read next: SEBA Class 9 Syllabus, SEBA Class 10 Syllabus, and SEBA E-Learning.