Lucknow: A ten-year-old boy has passed the 10th grade exam on the Uttar Pradesh Board, securing a sign of 79 percent.
Prodigy son, Rashtram Aditya Sri Krishna, secured a special permit to appear in class 10 examination.
Safe! You have managed to put your voteogin to see Resultaditya, which will be October 11 on October 17 this year, scoring 82 values ​​in Hindi, 83 in English, 64 in mathematics, 76 in social sciences and 86 in art.
The school district inspector, Mukesh Kumar Singh, said, “He is a very intelligent student and is an inspiration for many of his age and even for senior students.”
Seeing his extraordinary talent, the upper secondary education council (UPSEB), in 2019, has given him a special permission after it was registered in 9th grade at MD Shukla Inter College in Lucknow.
The headmaster HN Upadhyaya said, “Aditya is a diligent reader, and quickly understands whatever concept.
He comes over the topic and can solve the number even with his eyes closed.
He is also experienced with yoga and can speak at length on social problems.
He is an asset to our school.
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This is the second time when UPSEB allows relatively younger children to emerge for examination of the 10th grade council.
Previously, PRODIGY SUSHMA VERMA had enrolled in grade 9 at the age of five.
He became the youngest matriculation in the country in 2007 when he passed the top exam.
Board rules say a student must be at least 14 years old to appear in the 10th Council exam but these children have exceptions.