Darunnajat Madrasa in Demra again tops Madrasa Board with 592 GPA-5s in Alim exam
A total of 592 students of Darunnajat Siddikia Kamil Madrasa in the capital’s Demra have achieved GPA-5 in the Alim Examination 2026. The institution claims it has once again secured the highest number of GPA-5s in the Alim examination held under the Bangladesh Madrasa Education Board.
The institution released the information on Saturday (31 October).
The madrasa authorities said 1,309 students from the institution sat this year’s Alim examination, of whom 592 achieved GPA-5. The institution’s pass rate is 98.85 percent.
According to the authorities, more than 15,000 students currently study at the institution, located under Demra police station in Dhaka district.
The madrasa authorities say the institution is run in an environment free of partisan politics. They added that the institution has consistently performed well in various public examinations held under the Bangladesh Madrasa Education Board and the Islamic Arabic University.
According to the authorities, the government has recognised the institution as the best madrasa at the national level on multiple occasions.
On the results, the madrasa’s principal, Abul Khayer Muhammad Abubakar Siddik, said the religious environment, teachers’ sincere teaching, students’ deep perseverance, the governing body’s efficient management, and the cooperation of local residents and guardians form the main foundation of this success.
He sought prayers from the people of the country so that the madrasa’s continued success and progress are maintained.
