Kolkata (11/7):The Heritage School is proud to announce outstanding results in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) May 2026 examinations, with its students achieving exceptional scores and earning recognition on the global stage.
Leading this year’s outstanding achievements is Roshni Hamirwasia, who has earned a perfect score of 45/45 points, emerging as a Global Topper in the IB Diploma Programme and the only student from Kolkata to achieve this distinction. Her exceptional accomplishment places her among the highest achievers worldwide in this year’s examination session. Further strengthening the school’s performance, Rushil Chari achieved an impressive 44/45 points, securing the second-highest score from The Heritage School, while Bhavya Saraf followed with an excellent 41/45 points, recording the third-highest score.
These achievements are particularly significant considering the scale and competitiveness of the IB Diploma Programme worldwide. In the May 2026 examination session, 1,94,541 students across 157 countries appeared for the IB Diploma Programme examinations. The global average score stood at 30.45 points, with an overall pass rate of 81.26 per cent. Against this global benchmark, the outstanding performance of The Heritage School students reflects their academic rigour, dedication, and perseverance.
Roshni Hamirwasia is selected for Imperial College of London for Integrated Masters in Chemistry while Rushil in Cornell University of Art and Sciences for Physics and Bhavya in University College London in Integrated Masters in Cancer Biomedicine.
“The Heritage School remains committed to nurturing a learning environment that inspires inquiry, innovation, and holistic development. The outstanding performance of its IB Diploma Programme students is a testament to the school’s academic vision and its continued endeavour to prepare young learners for success in an increasingly interconnected world,” said Mr. Pradip Agarwal, CEO, Heritage Group of Institutions Kolkata. Reported by Sanatan Mahakud.
