Team Aryan Crowned BMPS 2025 Champions, Will Represent India at PMWC Riyadh

New Delhi witnessed a defining moment in Indian mobile esports as Team Aryan x TMG Gaming emerged victorious at the Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series (BMPS) 2025, clinching the national title and a direct qualification to the PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC) 2025. The prestigious tournament concluded on July 6 after an intense three-day Grand Finals at the Yashobhoomi Convention Centre, marking a historic chapter for BGMI esports in the country.

Out of 16 finalists, Aryan x TMG Gaming showed the best kind of consistency and coordination, putting up 136 points in total. Their performance was quite sharp and well managed, which helped them take first place. This win means they will now compete internationally, something that no Indian BGMI team has done in this way before.

The Grand Finals were played over three days from July 4 to 6 in Delhi, where fans saw lots of unpredictable moments. All 16 teams had qualified through earlier stages where 96 teams took part in total. This year’s BMPS was the biggest in BGMI history so far and it created lots of buzz in the community.

BMPS 2025 Grand Finals: Overall Standings

1. Aryan x TMG Gaming – 136 Points
2. NoNx eSports – 132 Points
3. Los Hermanos – 126 Points
4. 4Merical Esports – 125 Points
5. iQOO8BIT – 116 Points
6. GODS OMEN – 114 Points
7. 4TR Official – 109 Points
8. TWOB – 109 Points
9. OnePlus Gods Reign – 104 Points
10. OnePlus K9 Esports – 102 Points
11. Team Forever – 101 Points
12. Rising Inferno Esports- 94 Points
13. GENESIS ESPORTS – 91 Points
14. Team Eggy – 88 Points
15. Team Insane Esports- 58 Points
16. 2oP Official – 40 Points

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BMPS 2025 Prize Pool Distribution

1. Aryan x TMG Gaming ₹1.25 crore
2. NoNx Esports ₹55 lakh
3. Los Hermanos Esports ₹35 lakh
4. 4Merical Esports ₹22.5 lakh
5. iQOO 8Bit ₹18 lakh
6. GODS OMEN ₹15 lakh
7. 4TR Official ₹14 lakh
8. TWOB ₹13 lakh
9. OnePlus Gods Reign ₹12 lakh
10. OnePlus K9 Esports ₹12 lakh
11. Team Forever ₹8 lakh
12. Rising Inferno Esports ₹8 lakh
13. GENESIS ESPORTS ₹7 lakh
14. Team Eggy ₹7 lakh
15. Team Insane Esports ₹7 lakh
16. 2oP Official ₹5 lakh

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Additional Awards:

• Realme MVP went to LEVII from NoNx Esports, who got ₹3 crore
• Finals MVP also LEVII, which added another ₹1 lakh
• Best IGL was won by DragonOP of 4Merical Esports for ₹1.5 lakh
• KIA Clutch Moments was given to NinjaBoi from K9 Esports with ₹2 lakh

Teams ranked below 10 also got prize money based on their placements, ranging from ₹8 lakh to ₹1 lakh. It was quite spread out, so most teams got a fair reward for their efforts.

With this BMPS victory now in hand, Team Aryan will move on to the international stage. They will take part in the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2025 in Riyadh, where 24 of the best teams from around the world are gonna fight for $3 million prize money. It is a big achievement because this is the first time ever an Indian team has got direct entry to this world event.

This moment is not just for Aryan x TMG Gaming but also a huge step forward for Indian mobile gaming. Their qualification proves how far the scene has come and how ready it is to go up against the world’s strongest teams. All eyes will be on their performance later this month, and hopes are high.

Ahsan Kabir

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