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Tuesday | November 03, 2026 | Dhaka

Visually impaired Moumi triumphs in HSC exams

 Md Mosabbir Ali
 Published: 12:03 AM, 03 November 2026

Tahmina Akter Moumi-a student at Sylhet Government Madan Mohan College has defied her congenital physical disability.

Through her intellect, unyielding courage, and indomitable willpower, she has carved out a remarkable path in her academic journey.

Moumi has stunned everyone by securing a GPA-5 in this year’s HSC examinations.

She has proven that with strong determination, no obstacle can serve as an insurmountable barrier to achieving one’s dreams.

Although the overall pass rate for this year’s HSC examinations under the Sylhet Education Board saw a slight decline, Moumi’s extraordinary achievement has set an exceptional and inspiring example for the entire academic community.

Moumi hails from Jaifarnagar village in the Juri upazila of Moulvibazar.

The daughter of Abdul Ahad and Amina Akter Pushpa, Moumi has been highly focused on her studies since childhood.

Currently, Moumi is pursuing her higher education as a residential student of Green Disabled Foundation (GDF), a renowned organisation working for the welfare of the visually impaired in Sylhet.