12 Students of Narayana Group of Schools, West Bengal, Excel in IOQM 2026
Kolkata, West Bengal: Twelve students of Narayana Group of Schools, West Bengal, have achieved notable success in the Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics (IOQM) 2026, bringing recognition to the institution for their mathematical aptitude and academic dedication.
Among the successful students, Sheikh Munahid Hossain secured the highest score of 70 marks. Other notable performers included Sagnik Roy, who scored 64 marks; Arman Dutta with 56 marks; Soumit Mistry with 45 marks; and Naitik Dangi, who secured 42 marks.
The other students who achieved success in the examination are V. Chandra Shandilya, Jeet Ghosh, Kumar Krish, Ishan Bhardwaj, Aniket Kumar, Raunak Raj Singh and Anmol. Together, their performance marks a significant academic achievement for Narayana Group of Schools in West Bengal.
Congratulating the students, Priyanka Mukherjee, CEO of Narayana Group of Schools, West Bengal, said that the institution was extremely proud of their performance in IOQM 2026. She attributed their achievement to dedication, perseverance, curiosity and consistent effort.
She further emphasised that every student has immense potential, and the responsibility of an educational institution is to nurture that potential by providing the right environment, guidance and infrastructure. At Narayana, she noted, students are encouraged to develop mathematical thinking and problem-solving abilities that prepare them not only for competitive examinations but also for greater academic challenges.
She also acknowledged the contribution of parents and the institution’s experienced teaching faculty, describing the achievement as a collective success.
Narayana Group of Schools has built its academic approach around structured teaching methods, experienced educators, subject-specific clarity and focused preparation for competitive examinations. Its integrated academic programmes extend beyond conventional classroom learning, encouraging students to strengthen logical reasoning, independent problem-solving and analytical skills.
Regular assessments, personalised academic guidance and opportunities to participate in Olympiads and other competitive examinations form an important part of this approach. These initiatives aim to identify and nurture students’ abilities from an early stage.
The performance of the 12 students in IOQM 2026 reflects the institution’s emphasis on mathematical learning and academic development.
Narayana Group of Schools, West Bengal, has congratulated all 12 students on their achievement and wished them continued success in their future academic pursuits.
By Rajib Mukherjee
IBG NEWS
