Quepem: Flavia Andrea da Costa, a girl from Sanguem Taluka ‘back’ who scored 98.2% the sign on the CBSE Class XII exam, has chosen to enter the field of industrial relations and less well-known company laws.
As a backup option, he saw IAS.
Flavia has secured acceptance at St Xavier College Bengaluru based on class X and XI signs before the results of the class XII were announced.
“This is fully my decision to pursue the law of the company, I want to help uneducated people and forced to work hard, but hardly get money.
I want to work for employees and labor welfare,” Flavia, who lives in the city of Sanguem and is Kings School students, said Margao.
Flavia, a humanion student flow, get 99 grades in the economic field, 98 in a business study, 99 in mass media, 99 in psychology and 96 in English.
He studied his pre-primary at the eternal paradise monastery, Curchorem and then completed his class I to X in Manovika, ICSE school, in Margao.
He used to travel 60 km to and came from Margao to pursue his studies from class I to class XII.
Asked how he performed well even though the pandemic, he said, “There are stress and fear among people, but I overcome fear and succeed in focusing on the study, despite the pandemic.
I started my studies earlier at 5am and ended at the clock 9 nights.
“” My main goal is to make my parents proud.
I want to see happiness on their faces.
My parents always told me to do anything that made me happy, “he said, adding that he was encouraged to take science by several people.
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Flavia Enid D’Costa is a geographical teacher at Miracles High School in Sanguem, and her father is a car engineer who was employed abroad, but now at home because of a pandemic.
“If we have resources, then why can’t we violate obstacles and recognize our children to good schools and give them quality education? People spend Lakh Rupee to build a house.
But people have to spend money For children’s education because better education is also an investment, “Enid said.
Goa: After scoring 98.2% in CBSE XII, Sanguem students establish sights in pursuit of company law
