Stepping into a New Chapter: Congratulations to Students Accepted through SNBP 2026

Joyful and proud news comes from SMA Tunas Unggul and Binar Ilmu. This year, through the Seleksi Nasional Berdasarkan Prestasi (SNBP) 2026 pathway, outstanding students have once again achieved remarkable success by being accepted into their dream public universities.

This achievement is a testament that a consistent learning process, combined with determination and prayers, will bear fruit at the right time.

With deep gratitude, we would like to extend our congratulations to:
Aizar Mohammad Fadhlan Fariq, who has been accepted into the Diploma III Informatics Engineering program at Politeknik Negeri Bandung.
Queena Frederica Grinaldi, who continues her academic journey in the Psychology program at Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia.
Rahma Tri Wulan, who has been accepted into the Sociology Education program at Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia.

Their journey to this point has certainly not been instant. It reflects sustained effort, daily discipline, and a strong belief that every small step brings them closer to their goals. This success belongs not only to them but also becomes a source of pride for their families, teachers, and the entire school community.

More than just an academic achievement, this marks the beginning of a new chapter—a place where they will grow, expand their knowledge, and prepare themselves to make meaningful contributions in the future.

We also accompany this milestone with prayers:
May Allah SWT always ease their steps, open the way in their pursuit of knowledge, and make the knowledge they gain a blessing and a benefit for many. Ameen.

For students who are still continuing their journey through the SNBT pathway, keep moving forward with confidence. Every effort you make today is never in vain. Continue striving, stay motivated, and strengthen your prayers. Every journey has its own timing, and every effort will find its best outcome.

SMA Tunas Unggul and Binar Ilmu believe that a bright future is not about who arrives first, but about who continues to move forward with perseverance and hope.