In the 2026 university entrance exam, two visually impaired people from the school for the sighted and blind passed the exam.
According to the Myanmar National Human Rights Commission, two visually impaired students from the Sight and Blind School passed the 2026 university entrance exam. In the 2026 university entrance exam, students from youth training schools and schools for the disabled under the Department of Social Welfare. The trainers are two visually impaired people from the school for the sighted and blind. Three from Kyaiwaang Youth Training School; One from Women's Children's Training School (Mandalay) One from La Putta Youth Strength Training School. It is known that four students from Mandalay Youth Training School have passedWhat? Similarly, 36 inmates from Insein Central Prison under the Department of Prisons passed the exam, and this year, the Insein Central Prison's success rate was 100% for five consecutive years. 10 inmates from Mandalay Central Prison, A total of 46 prisoners were successful. Among the winners are five trilingual honorees; Six bilingual honorees and one monolingual honoreeIt is reported that six people are involved. On June 28, the university matriculation exam results for the 2025-2026 academic year were announced, and the national pass percentage was 52.37 percent.
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