Patna, 29th March 2025, Vikas Kumar Ojha: Bihar Legislative Assembly Speaker Nand Kishore Yadav has extended his heartfelt congratulations to all students who have successfully passed the Matric Examination 2025, conducted by the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB). He also praised the remarkable performance of girls, highlighting that two out of the top three rank holders are female students, calling it a moment of pride for Bihar.
Girls Leading the Way in Academic Excellence
Expressing his joy over the results, Yadav noted that the overall pass percentage stands at 82.11%, which he termed as a positive indicator of Bihar’s improving educational standards. However, what stood out the most for him was the exceptional performance of girl students, reinforcing the idea that Bihar’s daughters are excelling in all fields.
“Girls are proving their mettle in every sector today, and education is no exception. Their achievements reflect the transformation of Bihar’s education system and the increasing opportunities for young women,” Yadav remarked. He emphasized that such success stories inspire more girls to pursue higher education and dream bigger.
A Message of Encouragement to Students Who Couldn’t Pass
While celebrating the success of those who cleared the exams, Yadav also addressed students who couldn’t pass, urging them not to lose heart. “Exams are just one step in the journey of life. Failure is not the end; it’s an opportunity to learn and come back stronger. Keep your confidence high and work hard for the next attempt,” he said.
Bihar’s Rising Educational Aspirations
Bihar’s education sector has seen significant improvements over the years, with government initiatives, scholarship programs, and awareness campaigns encouraging students—especially girls—to complete their schooling. This year’s Matriculation results reinforce the state’s commitment to quality education and academic growth.
Yadav concluded his statement by wishing all students a bright future, urging them to continue striving for excellence, and reiterating that education is the key to Bihar’s progress.
