Pragyan Chakraborty, a 23-year-old from Assam, has secured a prestigious Graduate role as a Law Reform Officer in the Australian Public Service. An alumnus of Maria’s Public School, Guwahati, Pragyan cleared a highly competitive selection process based purely on merit despite being an Indian citizen.
He completed his Master of Public Policy with distinction from the University of Sydney and previously graduated from Hansraj College, Delhi University. Pragyan demonstrated strong leadership skills as a School Partner at Sydney’s School of Social and Political Sciences and led a major student project in New South Wales.
Starting January 12, 2026, Pragyan will take charge in Darwin, Australia’s Northern Territory, marking a significant achievement for Assam on the global stage. His appointment highlights the growing global presence of Indian talent in public administration. Pragyan’s dedication to policy reform and governance reflects his commitment to creating positive social impact. His journey inspires many young professionals aiming for international careers. The rigorous recruitment process tested his aptitude, leadership, and academic excellence, all of which he excelled in. This success story showcases the potential of Assam’s youth in global arenas.
