AHMEDABAD: Even though the state government has chosen to cancel the Class X board exams and encourage all pupils, twins Hitesh along with Harish Thakor, finished their Course X online education with no computer or just a smartphone.
Welcoming the conclusion of the state authorities to accord bulk audience for most Class X students, the 15-year-olds state that even if the assessments were held, they’d have passed.
“We don’t own a smartphone at our home whatsoever. My mom said we could purchase a smartphone after completing our Course X,” said Hitesh. On the way they were able to examine, as colleges were just providing online instruction for the last calendar year, the twins said that they moved into the home of a classmate, Ajay, a couple of times weekly and caught up online instruction.
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Without a physical college for the last calendar year, the twins are manning their uncle’s vegetable cart. “We market vegetables for around three hours in the day and four weeks in the day. We spent the afternoons analyzing and occasionally would see Ajay’s home to help keep ourselves updated with all the missions given in online instruction,” said Harish.
The boys are all students of Anjali Vidyalaya in Surelia Estate at the Amraiwadi region of town and live near the college. Hitesh and Harish remain with their sister and mother at town, while their dad Laxmansinh takes good care of the farm in Devki Vansol village nearby Nadiad at Kheda district.
Their mother and older sister operate to get a wiring business and the family at a rented home.
