Nyala: Rhino – The Ministry of Education in South Darfur State announced the results of the 2025 intermediate exams at a press conference held this afternoon in Nyala.

The ministry said that the pass rate was 88.3% of the total number of registered examinees, which was 2,902, of whom 2,857 sat the exams, 2,730 passed, and 45 students were absent. The ministry noted that the pass rate among boys was 96.8%, while the pass rate among girls was 94.6%.

The student Baraa Ishaq Ibrahim Hammad from Sultan Issa Private School came in first place with a score of 275, while the student Ayat Youssef Mohamed Nour came in second place with a score of 273, followed by Dania Idris Adam (273), Manasik Montaser Adam Abdulkarim (273), and Yousri Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed (272).

For his part, the official spokesperson for the Sudan Founding Alliance (Tasis), Dr. Alaa al-Din Nugud, said that the city administration in South Darfur, represented by the Ministry of Education, was able to conduct the intermediate and basic exams in South Darfur, despite the Port Sudan government’s efforts to sow racism, isolation, and division among Sudanese people.

He confirmed that the Founding Alliance will honor the teachers and the top five students.