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Abstract The exponential stabilization of the eigenstates for two-level quantum systems based on continuous noise-assisted feedback control is investigated in this paper. Due to the symmetric structure of state space, quantum systems may converge to an undesired eigenstate under continuous measurement. In order to overcome the convergence obstacle, the continuous noise-assisted feedback strategy, in which the control signal is driven by an exogenous Brownian noise, is proposed to make the quantum systems converge to the target eigenstates exponentially, and the noise gain is designed as a continuously differentiable function of quantum state, which is negatively related to the distance between system state and the target eigenstate. In particular, the exponential convergence is proved based on the stability theory of stochastic differential equations. Moreover, the numerical simulations on a two-level quantum system are performed to verify the effectiveness of noise-assisted feedback control and study the influences of physical parameters and control parameters on convergence rate.