Twelve aspirants from School of Science crack Tripura Combined Competitive Examination 2025, dominating ST category selections for Revenue Inspector and Election Inspector posts, highlighting women’s success, institutional excellence, and rising achievements in Tripura Public Service Commission results.
A strong showing by a single institute has drawn attention to this year’s competitive examination results in Tripura, where a large share of successful candidates emerged from one coaching hub.
Twelve aspirants from the School of Science have been selected for the posts of Revenue Inspector (RI) and Election Inspector (EI) through the Tripura Combined Competitive Examination, the results of which were declared on April 18 by the Tripura Public Service Commission. Officials confirmed that out of fourteen Scheduled Tribe (ST) candidates who cleared the examination, twelve belong to the institute, underlining its growing reputation in civil service preparation.
Among the selected candidates, ten are women from the ST category, marking a notable achievement in terms of both gender representation and community advancement. Hayel Tripura secured the top rank among them and has been selected as Revenue Inspector. K Suari Debbarma followed in second position for the same post. Moumita Mog ranked third and was selected as Election Inspector, while Merilin Debbarma secured fourth rank and will serve as Revenue Inspector.
Further down the merit list, Sichakha Debbarma (fifth), Hamesha Debbarma (sixth), Anuprava Debbarma (seventh), Nancy Debbarma (eighth), Pirkha Debbarma (ninth), and Maharshita Reang (tenth) have all been selected for the post of Election Inspector, according to official results.
In other categories, Debarshi Das and Rajarshi Das secured the first and second ranks respectively among Scheduled Caste (SC) candidates, both being selected as Revenue Inspectors. Amlan Mallik achieved second position in the unreserved category and was selected as Revenue Inspector, while Pritam Ghosh has been appointed as Election Inspector.
Principal Abhijit Bhattacharjee congratulated the successful candidates, stating that their results reflect consistent effort, structured preparation, and institutional guidance. He emphasized that such outcomes reinforce the institute’s commitment to quality mentorship and inclusive academic support.
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The institute highlighted its broader track record, noting that it has produced 235 successful candidates in TCS/TPS Grade-II examinations so far. Additionally, more than 2,500 students have cleared various competitive examinations, with 221 securing government jobs in 2025 alone.
The latest results are expected to encourage more aspirants from remote and tribal communities to pursue competitive careers, especially in administrative services.
