Baby Chakraborty, KalimNews, May 3, 2025, Kolkata : The Madhyamik Result 2025 has placed a spotlight on West Bengal’s educational brilliance, with 66 students securing spots in the top 10 ranks—an extraordinary display of talent and dedication. Topping the merit list is Adrit Sarkar from Raiganj Coronation High School, North Dinajpur, with a near-perfect score of 696 marks, now a trending name on social media under #MadhyamikResult2025.
In a remarkable show of academic competition, Anubhav Bishwas (Malda Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Vidyamandir) and Soumya Pal (Bishnupur High School, Bankura) shared the 2nd rank with 694 marks, while Ishani Chakraborty (Kotulpur Sarojbasini Girls’ School, Bankura) secured the 3rd rank with 693 marks, representing the rising strength of female students across the state.
The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) reported a surge in pass percentages across districts, with East Medinipur leading at a stellar 96.46%, followed by Kalimpong (96.09%), Kolkata (92.30%), and West Medinipur (90.52%). These figures are not just numbers—they represent the outcome of sustained efforts from educators, students, and institutions alike.
A Vibrant Merit List
The merit list is a testament to district-level diversity and the strength of institutions in both rural and urban areas. Renowned names like Ramakrishna Mission, Vivekananda Vidyamandir, and Sarada Mission Schools feature prominently, reflecting their consistent academic nurturing.
Notably, schools such as Falakata High School, Tufanganj Nripendra Narayan Memorial High School, and Ramakrishna Sarada Mission Sister Nivedita Girls’ School, Kolkata have multiple students in the top 10 rankings, showcasing institutional excellence.
The 10th rank alone saw a tie among 16 students from schools across the state, emphasizing the competitive spirit and widespread talent in West Bengal’s academic landscape.
Top 10 of 2025
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1st Rank (696 marks): Adrit Sarkar (Raiganj Coronation High School, North Dinajpur)
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2nd Rank (tie) (694 marks): Anubhav Bishwas (Malda Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Vidyamandir), Soumya Pal (Bishnupur High School, Bankura)
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3rd Rank (693 marks): Ishani Chakraborty (Kotulpur Sarojbasini Girls’ School, Bankura)
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4th Rank (Tie) – 692 Marks
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Mohammad Selim — Nirol High School
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Supratik Manna — Kanthi Model Institute, East Medinipur
5th Rank (Tie) – 691 Marks
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Sinchan Nandi — Gourhati Haradas Institute
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Choudhury Mohammad Asif — Kamarpukur Ramakrishna Mission Multipurpose School
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Deeptajit Ghosh — Itachuna Sri Narayan Institution
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Somtirtha Karan — Narendrapur Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya
6th Rank (Tie) – 690 Marks
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Ansh De — Falakata High School
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Jyotiprasad Chattopadhyay — Vivekananda Shikshaniketan High School
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Rudranil Masanta — Gorasole Muralidhar High School
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Ankan Mondal — Taki Ramakrishna Mission High School
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Abhradeep Mondal — Sarada Vidyapith High School
7th Rank (Tie) – 689 Marks
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Debarghya Das — Falakata High School
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Ankan Basak — Gangarampur High School
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Aritra De — Vivekananda Shikshaniketan High School
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Debadrita Chakraborty — Bankura Mission Girls’ High School
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Sourin Roy — Amargad High School
8th Rank (Tie) – 688 Marks
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Anirban Debnath — Tufanganj Nripendra Narayan Memorial High School
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Satyam Saha — Sarada Vidyamandir, Raiganj
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Asif Mehbub — Joyenpur High School
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Mohammad Inzamam Ul Haq — Target Point (R) School
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Srijan Pramanik — Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Vidyamandir, Malda
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Aritra Saha — Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Vidyamandir, Malda
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Shubhra Singha Mahapatra — Vivekananda Shikshaniketan High School
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Arijit Mondal — Rampurhat Jitendralal Vidyabhavan
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Spandan Moulik — Rampurhat Jitendralal Vidyabhavan
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Shrijayi Ghosh — Nava Nalanda Shantiniketan High School
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Papri Mondal — Burdwan Vidyarthi Bhavan Girls’ High School
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Souptik Mukhopadhyay — Kangsabati Shishu Vidyalaya
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Udita Roy — Belda Prabhati Balika Vidyapith
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Aritra Santra — Mansukha Lakshminarayan High School
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Pushpak Ratnam — Narendrapur Ramakrishna Mission School
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Abantika Roy — Ramakrishna Sarada Mission Sister Nivedita Girls’ School, Kolkata
9th Rank (Tie) – 687 Marks
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Debankan Das — Tufanganj Nripendra Narayan Memorial High School
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Mrinoy Basak — Kaliyaganj Sarala Sundari High School
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Ankush Jana — Belda Gangadhar Academy
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Dyutimoy Mondal — Vivekananda Mission Ashram Shikshatan High School
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Aishik Jana — Kanthi Model Institute
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Prajjwal Das — Shantipur Municipal High School
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Anish Das — Prafulla Nagar Vidyamandir
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Tanaz Sultana — Jangipara Girls’ School
10th Rank (Tie) – 686 Marks
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Kaustav Sarkar — Raiganj Coronation High School
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Amina Banu — Mojampur Girls’ High School
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Ube Sadaf — Sujapur High School
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Priyam Pal — Vivekananda Shikshaniketan High School
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Tuhin Halder — Vivekananda Shikshaniketan High School
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Debayon Ghosh — Kotasur High School
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Sheikh Arif Mondal — Girijor Saotal High School
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Samyak Das — Nava Nalanda Shantiniketan High School
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Swagata Sarkar — Kashemnagar BNTPI Girls’ High School
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Ayantika Samanta — Chiladangi Rabindra Vidyabithi
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Samanway Das — Tamluk Hamilton High School
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Bishruta Samanta — Dhanyashri K.C. High School
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Sayan Bej — Paramanandapur Jagannath Institution
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Soham Santra — Mahishadal Raj High School
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Souvik Dinda — Sundarban Adarsh Vidyamandir
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Rahul Ricktiyaj — Majilpur J.M. Training School
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Social Buzz and Public Sentiment
The results have ignited celebrations across social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter), where users are flooding feeds with congratulatory posts, district pass infographics, and personal success stories using hashtags like #MadhyamikResult2025 and #WBBSE.
A proud parent from East Medinipur posted, “So proud of our district’s performance! East Medinipur’s 96.46% pass rate shows our schools are world-class!” Meanwhile, WBBSE officials joined in, stating, “Congratulations to our 66 top 10 rank holders! Madhyamik 2025 reflects West Bengal’s academic brilliance.”
Empowering Girls Through Education
With over 5.43 lakh girls appearing for the Madhyamik exam this year, the data reflects a progressive shift toward gender parity in education. Students like Ishani Chakraborty and Abantika Roy (Ramakrishna Sarada Mission Sister Nivedita Girls’ School) have become inspiring symbols of this transformation.