Ladybird School Mokokchung honours HSLC 2026 achievers with 100 percent results and a state rank by Lipoklemla Jamir.
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MOKOKCHUNG — Ladybird School held a felicitation programme to honour the achievements of its students in the recently declared HSLC 2026 examinations.
The event was held at the school auditorium in Alempang Ward, Mokokchung town, on Thursday.
This year, the school recorded an impressive performance with 19 students appearing for the HSLC examination and achieving a perfect 100% pass rate.
Among them, Lipoklemla Jamir secured the 19th position in the state 20 Top ranking list with an aggregate score of 95%. Eight students scored 80% and above, while 15 students passed in the first division and four in the second division.
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A total of 48 distinctions were secured across various subjects: 13 in Ao, 11 in English, 10 in Information Technology & Enabled Services (ITeS), six each in Mathematics and Social Sciences, and two in science.
In addition to certificates, the school presented attractive cash incentives to motivate and reward academic excellence. These include INR 1 lakh to the student securing a position in the HSLC top 20, INR 25,000 for subject toppers, INR 5,000 for students scoring 80% and above in aggregate, and INR 1,000 for each subject distinction.
Lanujungla Aier from Class IX was named ‘Student of the Year’ for the academic session 2025-2026.
She received a cash award of INR 2,000 (including a INR 1,000 refund on her enrolment fee and an additional INR 1,000 as recognition). She had earlier scored 96% in the Class 8 final examinations in 2025.
Supongasang, member of the school management board, delivered the keynote address. He highlighted that for 57 years, Ladybird School has been nurturing generations and shaping young lives. He noted that this year marked a historic milestone as, for the first time, a student from the school entered the state toppers’ list.
“This is not merely an achievement; it is history in the making for our students,” he declared. He emphasized that the management has worked consciously to create not just a school, but a nurturing and secure environment where every child feels valued and at home.
Dr. Imchanaro, the Headmistress, expressed delight that the school had fulfilled one of its golden jubilee resolutions set in 2019—to produce topper. She recalled that in 2023, the school had produced a subject topper in Mathematics, and this year achieved a state rank of 19th.
Addressing the students, she remarked, “There is no secret ingredient for success. It requires academic discipline, determination, and perseverance, along with guidance, wisdom, and prayers from parents. At the end of the day, God helps those who help themselves.”