Sincer Reich Andriamisaina, known as Raitra, has become the youngest bachelor's degree holder of the 2026 session at just 10 years old. Born on November 24, 2015, the young prodigy obtained his diploma in the A2 series with a Pass grade. He completed his education at Lycée Privé Intello-Génies in Moramanga, an institution founded and directed by his own father, Ravalison Andriamisaina. The child's success owes much to his father's guidance, a mathematics and life sciences teacher at the school. His father explains that he accompanied his son during revision sessions, despite additional tutoring support. According to him, the young boy possesses an exceptionally sharp memory, allowing him to quickly absorb lessons without excessive repetition. The family story takes an original turn as the father, already holding a double scientific bachelor's degree, chose to retake the exam alongside his son. He passed with a Good grade in the A2 series. This mining engineer, a graduate of the École supérieure polytechnique de Vontovorona, says he wanted to share this experience to motivate his child.

Raitra's academic path is distinguished by several grade skips, though he regularly followed his final year. Outside school, the young boy leads a life typical for his age, dividing his time between football, chess, and cycling. His mother, a physician by profession, pays particular attention to his nutritional balance. Targeted by criticism on social media accusing parents of overworking the child, the father clarifies the situation. He affirms that his son benefits from precocious intelligence and has never experienced any pressure, reminding that each child develops at their own pace. Far from considering entering the workforce, the young graduate already aspires to pursue higher education in technology and law, with a doctorate in his sights.