Aakash Educational Services Limited held a felicitation event in Guwahati to recognise students from Assam who cleared the Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics (IOQM) 2025 and topped the Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam (ANTHE) 2025. The ceremony marked a key regional development, highlighting performance trends across two major national assessments.
A total of 22 of 23 Aakash candidates from the Assam region qualified for the RMO in this year’s IOQM cycle. The highest score reached 38. Students from Classes 9 to 12 made the list, with all qualifiers emerging from Assam.
In ANTHE 2025, 23 toppers were named from the Assam BU. Twenty candidates secured a 100% scholarship. The highest percentage recorded was 100%. The toppers were split across SOM, SOF and SOE streams. Students ranged from Classes 8 to 12.
The ceremony in Guwahati brought together students and families who marked the outcome of the examinations. Regional Director Ajay Bahadur Singh said the results reflected sustained effort by the students and support provided during their preparation.
Parents and students said the institute’s structured study plan and test environment helped them prepare for the examinations.
ANTHE gives students from Classes 7 to 12 an opportunity to secure scholarships for classroom, hybrid and digital learning programmes. IOQM is the first stage of the qualifying process for the International Mathematical Olympiad.
Aakash operates centres across India and runs coaching programmes for competitive examinations including NEET, JEE, NTSE and Olympiads.