Shetty offers sponsors of SSLC Topper Studies Greeshma

Bengaluru: It is a double excitement for Greeshma nayak, which occupies the SSLC complementary exam after being rejected by a hall ticket for the main test of non-payment costs.
The day after appearing that he had scored 599 of 625, Dr.
Devi Shetty on Tuesday offered to sponsor his studies.
Famous cardiologies also look for mechanisms to raise funds for all these students in the future.
“I will support anyone who wants to be a doctor.
I want him to become a cardiologist.
He must do himself to secure a chair at a government medical college,” Shetty said.
“I will work hard to study well in PUC, and get a chair on MBBS,” Yubilant Greeshma response.
“I believe that every student has the right to learn.” In July, after a desperate email from Greeshma, whose father was a farmer, former Minister of School Education S Suresh Kumar had visited his family to convince teenagers that he would not lose the year because he did not pay fees.
“I rushed to his house, comforted him and told him to get ready for additional examinations and I would take responsibility to make sure he got the chance to show it.
I am happy that he acknowledges the exam.
I congratulate him,” Kumar said.
Greeshma took additional examinations in September as fresh candidates.
‘Can raise funds for costs if the government provides data’ family lives in Hanumanthapura in the Tumakuru District, and Greeshma is registered at a housing school in Dakshina Kannada.
He was rejected by a hall ticket for SSLC because he had not yet paid grade 9 fees and was not officially registered in the 10th grade Because of financial difficulties in pandemic, not neglect.
Greeshma was taught at home by her 19-year-old sister, a BSC agricultural student.
“My sister taught me the core subject in front of the board in the classroom simulation,” he said.
The day after Ti Frontpaged Greeshma’s feat, Shetty said he was touched by his fate.
“There must be a structure.
Data about how much money delayed must be announced before students are banned from the exam hall.
How much is it? Rs 20 Lakh, Rs 30 Lakh, or Rs 1 Crore? It is not difficult to raise.
The government does not need to divulge names or details Children or their parents.
We don’t need to know.
The amount of delayed school fees can be announced.
Many of us will be able to pay fees and help these children take the final exam.
“Shetty said people miserably thought children The smartest who scored the highest value continues to be an extraordinary doctor.
“These are children who have passion, fire in the stomach to learn skills for 24 hours a day, which continues to change the rules of the game.
Such passion can be seen in children who come from disadvantaged families,” he said.