Assam HSLC Results 2025: Jorhat’s Pragya Academy Senior Secondary School bagged two out of the three ranks of the HSLC Examination 2025
Jorhat shines in Assam HSLC Results 2025: Pragya Academy Senior Secondary School of Jorhat became the cynosure of all eyes as it bagged two ranks out of the top-three positions after results of HSLC Examinations 2025 were declared by the Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB), earlier known as SEBA, today (April 11).
While Amishi Saikia of Pragya Academy topped the examination securing 591 marks (98.50%), her fellow batchmate Anirban Borgohain secured the third rank securing 589 marks or 98.17%.
“I am very happy with my results. It’s nothing but a reflection of my hard work. All students were a bit nervous wondering how we would fare. But my teachers rang up my mother to inform her that I have topped the HSLC examinations. It’s a great feeling,” Amishi Saikia told News Live after the declaration of results.
“I did not even dream that I will be among the top-ten rank holders. My entire focus was to do well in the examinations,” she further said.
“I want to become a good person. That’s my main aim,” Amishi, who father Dr Manas Saikia is a well-known physician of Jorhat, added.
She also praised the hard work and dedication of the faculty members of Pragya Academy while also claiming that her other classmates have also done very well in the examination, with most of them securing in excess of 90% marks.
“We are very happy with her results. We did not expect her to top the examination considering that the government is slowly phasing out the system of awarding positions but me and my wife were confident that she would do very good,” Amishi’s father Dr Manash Saikia told News Live.
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On the other hand, Anirban Borgohain, Amishi’s batchmate who secured the third rank in the examinations, thanked his parents along with his teachers and other staff members of both Pragya Academy as well as Don Bosco School where he had studied till Class 8.
“I would thank my parents and teachers and other staff members of Pragya Academy and Don Bosco School where I studied till Class 8 for my results,” Anirban said, adding that he knew his other batchmates would also do well and that they used to support each other into believing that they could all shine and give their best.
