The MANIPUR 12TH RESULTS 2025 were officially announced on Friday in Imphal, amidst Education (Schools) Secretary N Praveen Singh, Council of Higher Secondary Education Manipur (COHSEM) Chairman T Ojit Singh, COHSEM Secretary Kh Ashikumar, and Controller of Examinations O Joy Singh. The declaration was a time of pride and accomplishment for parents, students, and teachers statewide.
As per the information made public, a total of 28,909 students took the COHSEM-held Class 12 exams this year. Of these, 27,175 students cleared the exams, of which 14,522 students obtained first division, 10,905 secured second division, and 1,723 passed with third division. The overall pass percentage for all streams stood at a whopping 94 percent.
Girls outperformed boys in both government and non-government higher secondary schools once again, reiterating an emerging trend that has been developing during recent years. The MANIPUR 12TH RESULTS indicate that government institutions were able to attain a total pass percentage of 89.95 percent, whereas non-government institutions beat them with a superior 95.66 percent pass rate.
District-level performance in the MANIPUR 12TH RESULTS reflected outstanding performances. Pherzawl and Tengnoupal districts achieved a 100 percent pass rate, reflecting outstanding educational achievements. They were closely followed by Thoubal district with a pass rate of 98.88 percent. Jiribam district achieved the lowest pass rate of 77.01 percent, and thus, special educational interventions were called for.
Comparing the MANIPUR 12TH RESULTS 2025 with the previous year, the pass percentage showed a slight dip from 97.63 percent in 2024 to 94 percent this year. Despite the minor decline, officials and educators lauded the successful candidates and emphasized the hard work and dedication shown by students and teachers alike.
In the science stream, Riya Khwairakpam of Comet School, Imphal, was the topper of the examination with an excellent score of 490 marks. Mediciciana Moirangthem of Herbert School and Silvia Lukram of Comet School were second and third in the list with 483 and 479 marks, respectively, in the MANIPUR 12TH RESULTS.
The Arts stream saw Enlighten Knowledge Higher Secondary School’s Keisham Hannah Devi take the lead position with a total of 479 marks. Close behind them were Harsh Maidnam and Sagolsem Inunganbi, both from the same school, with marks of 476 and 473, respectively.
In Commerce stream, TG Higher Secondary School’s Warepam Lidia Devi secured the first position with 463 marks. Her friends Yaiphabi Sapam and Devia Mayengbam took the second and third places by securing 434 and 427 marks, respectively.
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Secretary Education (Schools) N Praveen Singh congratulated the successful candidates as well as the position holders in the announcement ceremony of the MANIPUR 12TH RESULTS. He expressed his gratitude to the teachers, officials, and exam staff for ensuring the smooth and fair conduct of the examination process in spite of difficulties.
COHSEM Chairman T Ojit Singh admitted that while the pass rate this year was lower than in 2024 by a slender margin, the sincerity demonstrated by the students was praiseworthy. Referring to the stream-wise pass rates, Singh reported that the Science stream had recorded a pass rate of 95.45 percent, the Commerce stream 92.06 percent, and the Arts stream 90.12 percent.
The MANIPUR 12TH RESULTS not only showcase the academic acumen of the high achievers but also reflect the overall improvement in the state’s educational landscape. Officials stated that the process would be further accelerated to raise districts such as Jiribam to narrow the performance gap.
Among the major points of the MANIPUR 12TH RESULTS was the supremacy of some institutions like Comet School, Enlighten Knowledge Higher Secondary School, and TG Higher Secondary School, whose students topped the lists in their streams. Their continued performance proves that a solid educational background and efficient guidance are critical.
Educationists anticipate that the MANIPUR 12TH RESULTS would act as a benchmark for planning future academic actions, particularly enhancing gender equality and improving lagging regions. Specially focused care is likely to be accorded to academic improvement programs in regions that trailed this year.
The celebratory atmosphere throughout Manipur was overwhelming as communities, schools, and families came together to celebrate the toil of students. Social media were filled with congratulatory posts, with education leaders urging sustained emphasis on quality education, student welfare, and infrastructural development.
As the state looks back on the success reflected in the MANIPUR 12TH RESULTS, stakeholders have already started preparing for the upcoming academic session. Arrangements are being made to offer more coaching, career guidance, and vocational skill development courses to students so that they get a smooth transition to higher studies and professional life.
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