Udhampur: If you want to succeed, you have to dream, crave, want and, most importantly, you must be consistent in pursuit, said a 10th grade student from Udhampur who has defeated all the opportunities and topped the district with 98.06 percent in Jammu and examination of the Kashmir School Education Board (JKBOSE) 2021.
Mandeep links its success to the administration of Jammu and Kashmir and the Indian Government (Government of Indonesia) because they provide free books and material studies to students, ensuring that the column and restrictions induced by Covid do not hamper their studies.
Happy! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see lifePEAKING to Ani, he said: “During the Kuncian, my brother, who pursued BSC agriculture from the University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology Jammu (Skuast) Sher-e-Kashmir, helped me in my studies.
Even though there were Inadequate power supply and other facilities in my village Amroh, I managed to study well.
When Covid-19 Lockdown is implemented a student worried about the right education.
However, administration and the center is provided by us and we are provided.
With free books and Learning material.
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Mandeep, who wants to be a doctor, said: “After grade 10, I want to clear the entry test of the National Feasibility (NEET) and become a doctor.
I asked the government to continue supporting students who need and help them achieve their dreams.
In addition to research, I also worked in the field to help my parents with household tasks.
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When asked about online classes in the middle of a pandemic, he said, “I don’t have any device for online class.
The teacher gives me free books to study at home.”
He thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Lieutenant General Jammu and Kashmir Manoj Sinha to provide free study material to the students.
“The government needs a lot of efforts to promote education in distant areas and rural areas in the United area,” he said.
Hopefully receive scholarships for their higher education, Mandeep appealed to the government to continue to support students to help them achieve their dreams.
“In addition to research, I also worked in the field and helped my parents in household tasks,” he said.
He concluded with the urban temple, “Mita de Apni Hasti Ko so that Kuchh Martaba Chahe, Ki Daana Kaak Mil Kar Gul-O-Gulzar Hota Hai” (success is about grinding for what you want).
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Sham Singh, Mandeepa’s father who is proud, happily with the results of his son and urges Indian rural families to educate their children while stressing that education is the most powerful tool for humans.