Kolkata: Be it financial constraints or severe health issues, nothing could stop these youngsters from scoring high in Madhyamik, paving the way for their journey towards realising their career dreams.
The teenager from Sapuipara has scored 681 out of 700 in Madhyamik. In 2020, he met with an accident, which left him bedridden with a spine injury. The 17-year -old said, “My next goal is to crack NEET and become a doctor.
I am grateful to my headmaster who allowed me to take the boards without having appeared for pre-boards,” he said. “The doctors at the hospital I was admitted were an inspiration.” Jodhpur Park Boy’s School Arnab Naskar was a regular youngster until his father suddenly met with an accident, which turned their fate overnight. But he never let the consequent uncertainty and emotional stress stop him from working on his dream of becoming a doctor. “My father was once a driver with stable income. ” The onus of earning fell on his mother, who worked at a photocopy shop and carried out house renovation and painting work. My family, teachers and friends are my support system. Banerjee, too, wants to become a doctor.