Tripura CBSE Results 2025 synopsis
Agartala May 14, 2025: In a remarkable display of academic excellence, students from Tripura have achieved outstanding success in the 2025 CBSE Class X and XII board examinations, marking a significant milestone for the state’s education system.
The results, announced at a press conference held at the State Secretariat on Wednesday (May 14), showcased substantial improvements in pass percentages and standout performances by students, particularly those from Vidyajyoti schools.
Raval Hemendra Kumar, Special Secretary of the Education Department, shared detailed insights into the achievements, highlighting the state’s commitment to elevating educational standards.
Class X CBSE Results: A Leap Forward
This year, Tripura’s Class X students achieved an impressive pass percentage of 86%, a staggering 26% increase from the previous year’s 60%. This leap underscores the effectiveness of ongoing educational reforms in the state.
Notably, 15 Vidyajyoti schools—12 Bengali medium and 3 English medium—recorded a 100% pass rate, a dramatic improvement from last year when only one such school achieved this feat.
The state also saw 66 schools secure pass percentages above 90%, compared to just 5 in 2024, while 81 schools surpassed an 81% pass rate. Only 5 schools reported pass percentages below 57%, with 13.5% of students falling into the supplementary category.
Suraj Basu, a student from Belonia Government English Medium School, emerged as the state’s Class X topper, scoring an exceptional 496 out of 500 marks (99.2%).
District-wise data revealed South Tripura leading with a 92% pass rate, followed by Khowai (89%), Unakoti (88%), Sepahijala (88%), North Tripura (87%), Gomati (86%), Dhalai (84%), and West Tripura (82%).
These figures reflect consistent performance across diverse regions, with South Tripura setting the pace.
Class XII CBSE Results: Significant Gains
The Class XII results were equally commendable, with Tripura recording a pass percentage of 71%. It is a 21% improvement over last year which was 50%.
Five Vidyajyoti schools—three Bengali medium and two English medium—achieved a 100% pass rate, a feat not accomplished by any Vidyajyoti school in 2024.
Additionally, 25 schools recorded pass percentages above 90%, up from just 2 the previous year, while 69 schools surpassed a 71% pass rate.
Tapeshwar Pal from Shishu Bihar School topped the Class XII examinations in Tripura, securing 491 out of 500 marks (98.2%).
District-wise, North Tripura led with an 85% pass rate, followed by Dhalai (84%), Unakoti (81.3%), Khowai (80.8%), South Tripura (77.7%), West Tripura (72.2%), Gomati (51%), and Sepahijala (47.9%).
While most districts showed strong progress, Gomati and Sepahijala’s lower pass rates indicate areas for focused improvement.
Vidyajyoti Schools Shine
The Vidyajyoti scheme, a flagship initiative to enhance educational quality in Tripura, has proven to be a game-changer. The scheme’s emphasis on infrastructure upgrades, teacher training, and curriculum enhancement has yielded tangible results.
The 100% pass rate in 15 Vidyajyoti schools for Class X and 5 for Class XII underscores the program’s success in fostering academic excellence. The inclusion of both Bengali and English medium schools in these achievements reflects the scheme’s inclusivity and adaptability.
Government Initiatives Fuel Progress
Special Secretary Raval Hemendra Kumar emphasized that the state government’s multifaceted approach to education reform has been instrumental in driving these results.
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Investments in modern teaching methodologies, digital classrooms, and teacher professional development have created a conducive learning environment. The government is also addressing disparities in performance by providing additional resources to underperforming schools and districts.
N. C. Sharma, Director of the Education Department, expressed optimism about the future and said these results are a testament to the hard work of our students, teachers, and policymakers. We are confident that Tripura’s CBSE results will continue to improve in 2026.
The press conference was attended by key education officials, including Joint Director of Elementary Education Hrishita Biswas and Joint Director of Secondary Education Rakesh Debbarma.
