Indian School Salalah proudly celebrates yet another year of outstanding academic achievement in the CBSE Class X and XII Board Examinations 2025, maintaining an exceptional 100% pass rate. The Central Board of Secondary Education conducted these crucial examinations from February 15th to the first week of April, and the much-awaited results, declared today on May 13th, 2025, showcase the dedication and hard work of both students and faculty.
Notably, the school topper for Class X is Miss Advika Rajesh, who secured an impressive 98.4%, a 0.2 percent increase from the previous year’s highest score. Adding to the school’s accolades, Indian School Salalah boasts two Class XII Science stream toppers, Miss Alqama and Master Shaikh Shams Tawsif, both achieving an outstanding 483 out of 500 marks (96.6%). Furthermore, the school has achieved a remarkable feat with its Class XII centum holders, securing a perfect score of 100 in three subjects: Informatics Practices (3 students), Computer Science (1 student), and Chemistry (1 student).
In Class X, the school celebrates four perfect scores of 100, with two in Malayalam, one in English, and one in Arabic. This year’s results also highlight the strong performance in the Class XII Science stream, with two students securing the top position and an additional four students achieving the second-highest scores.

Class XII Results

Indian School Salalah once again proved its academic excellence by scoring 100 percent result with 203 students appearing for Class XII board examinations. Displaying an outstanding performance in the examination, the students of Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams have proved their mettle and set commendable records for Indian School Salalah.

 Result Highlights:

 In the Science stream, Miss Alqama and Master Shaikh Shams Tawsif  topped the school result with 96.6%, Master Aarnav Gupta, Master Vishal Ganesh, Miss Aleena Khadeeja and Miss Joanna Susan Alex secured the second position with 95.2% and the third position went to Miss Noor Shad with 95%.Out of 98 students in the Science stream who appeared for the exam, 77 students got Distinction i.e above 75%, and 19 students secured First class  (60-74%)

Taking the top spot in Commerce Stream, Master Aashick Magesh secured 95.2 % followed by Miss Aaliya Abdihakim Sharif Yasin  securing the second position with 93.2 % while Miss Aalisha Pinto and Miss Eishrat Jahan Khan secured the third position with 92.2 %. Out of 90 students in commerce stream,  49 secured Distinction i.e above 75% , 34 students secured First class.

In the Humanities stream, Miss Shrinethra Muthukumaran topped with 94.8 % followed by Miss Angala Elsa Mathew with 93.4 % in the second position and Miss Afiya Mohamed Ashik  with 84.4 %. In the third position. Out of 15 students in the Humanities stream, 8 got Distinction i.e above 75% and 7 students secured First class.

Class X Results

Out of the 281 students who appeared for the exam, 57 students displayed an outstanding performance by securing 91% and above.

With an outstanding 98.4%, Miss Advika rajesh emerged as the school topper, closely followed by Miss Zaina Fathima with 98 % as the second topper. By securing 97.6 %, Miss Aizza Mohammad Iqbal  clinched the third topper position, thus bringing laurels to the school with their phenomenal competitive performance. Out of 281 who appeared, 178 secured distinctions, 76 secured first class.

The School Management Committee, headed by President Dr. Syed Ashan Jamil, along with former President Dr. Abubacker Siddique, former Convenor & Chairman-Academic sub committee Dr. Mohameed Yousoof, and other SMC members, heartily commended the students for their meticulous and authentic performance.

Principal Mr. Deepak Patankar attributed this significant achievement to the students’ unwavering hard work and resolve. He further acknowledged the pivotal role of teachers and parents in nurturing the students’ self-confidence, emphasizing that the strong synergy between students, teachers, and parents has been instrumental in the school’s success. He extended sincere felicitations to all the students, particularly the top achievers.