Muscat, Oman – May 15, 2025
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced the Class 12 examination results for 2025 on May 13, revealing exceptional performances by students from Indian schools across Oman. This year marked a significant achievement, with several students attaining top scores in their respective streams.
According to the Board of Directors of Indian Schools in Oman, the following students emerged as stream toppers
Science Stream: Sabyasachi Choudhury from Indian School Al Ghubra secured the highest score with an impressive 98.4%
Commerce Stream: Sanghvi Anand of Indian School Muscat achieved the top position with 97.8%
Humanities Stream: Sakina Jariwala from Indian School Wadi Kabir and Israa Mohammed Sadique Shaikh of Indian School Al Ghubra both attained the highest score of 98.4%.
These remarkable results highlight the dedication and hard work of students, teachers, and parents within the Indian school community in Oman.
Indian schools in Oman continue to uphold an inclusive education policy, welcoming every child seeking education in the Sultanate. The schools provide robust support mechanisms, including remedial classes, virtual learning environments, and a common pre-board examination framework, to promote academic well-being and inclusive progress. This approach aligns with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 of India and the transformational goals of the CBSE, focusing on nurturing lifelong learners equipped with 21st-century skills, global competencies, and strong ethical values.
Nationally, the CBSE Class 12 examination saw an overall pass percentage of 88.39%, with girls outperforming boys, achieving a pass rate of 91.64% compared to 85.70% for boys. Notably, transgender candidates achieved a remarkable 100% pass rate, reflecting the board’s commitment to inclusivity.
The outstanding performances of students in Oman contribute to this national success story, showcasing the global reach and impact of the CBSE curriculum.
For detailed results and further information, students and parents are encouraged to visit the official CBSE website or contact their respective schools.
