Kolkata: Twelve students from Narayana Group of Schools in West Bengal have qualified in the Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics (IOQM) 2026, marking a significant achievement for the institution and its students in the field of competitive mathematics.
Sk. Munahid Hossain emerged as the top performer among the Narayana students, securing 70 marks. Sagnik Roy followed with 64 marks, while Armaan Dutta scored 56. Soumit Mistri and Naitik Dangi secured 45 and 42 marks, respectively.
The other students who qualified are V Chandra Shandilya, Zeet Ghosh, Kumar Krish, Eshaan Bhardwaj, Aniket Kumar, Raunak Raj Singh and Anmol.
The achievement highlights the students’ mathematical aptitude, analytical skills and preparation for competitive examinations. Qualifying in IOQM is an important milestone for students aspiring to pursue higher-level mathematics and participate in the Indian Mathematical Olympiad programme.
Congratulating the achievers, Priyanka Mukherjee, CEO of Narayana Group of Schools, West Bengal, said the students’ performance reflected their perseverance, curiosity and consistent academic efforts. She also acknowledged the contribution of parents and faculty members in supporting the students throughout their preparation.
Narayana Group of Schools follows an academic approach that emphasises conceptual understanding, logical reasoning and problem-solving skills. Its programmes include regular assessments, personalised academic guidance and preparation for competitive examinations and Olympiads.
The qualification of 12 students in IOQM 2026 adds to the institution’s academic achievements in West Bengal, with the school extending its congratulations to all the successful candidates.
