Chief Minister Conrad Sangma on Tuesday said Meghalaya has recorded an overall SSLC pass percentage of 86.84% this year, reflecting a steady consolidation of academic efforts across the State and underscoring the impact of continued policy focus on school education.
“Meghalaya has recorded an impressive overall SSLC pass percentage of 86.84% this year, reflecting the collective efforts and dedication of our students, educators, and the entire education system,” Sangma said.
The Chief Minister noted that the outcome highlights a broad-based improvement driven by coordinated efforts within the education sector, with emphasis on strengthening institutional support and student performance.
“The Government of Meghalaya remains committed to supporting every student in their journey towards a brighter and more successful future,” he said.
Acknowledging the role of stakeholders, he extended congratulations to students, teachers and families for their contributions to the achievement.
“Congratulations to our students for their hard work, to our teachers for their unwavering commitment, and to families for their constant support,” the Chief Minister said.
Meanwhile, Lahkmen Rymbui also commended the performance, attributing it to sustained efforts at multiple levels within the education system.
“Congratulations to all Students on securing 86.84% Pass in SSLC EXAM 2026.Thanks to your sustained efforts,commitment of Teachers & support of Parents.The improve performance across the State reflects the continue advancement of Education system. Best wishes for future endeavors,” Rymbui said.
