Shopian youths qualifies NEET, aspires to be a cardiologist
Credits his school ‘NIPS’ for success
Shopian: A youth from south Kashmir’s Shopian district has secured over 85 percent points in NEET examination 2020. The youth now aspires to be a cardiologist.
Rizwan Saleem Mir son of Mohammad Saleem Mir resident of Homehuna village in Nagbal area of south Kashmir’s Shopian district has made the whole area proud through his achievement.
Talking to ‘Kashmir Vision’ Rizwan said that his hard work and the support provided by his school teachers has made him to crack the examination and secure a good rank.
“I credit my success to my school, National Innovative Public School (NIPS) Zainapora, which helped me to achieve this feat,” he said.
“The teaching faculty in the school is dedicated who despite all odds are providing all help and support to the students to achieve success,” he added.
“It is our good luck that we have a such a school in this remote area of Zainapora which is emerging as a beacon for the students,” he said.
Rizwan while thanking theChairman of the School, Arshid Khan for helping out the students during these difficult times also was thankful to the teachers here.
“Besides my school, it was my maternal uncle who is a doctor and parents who always guided me to remain focused and achieve my goal,” he added.
He said that NEET is all India level examination and it is easy to qualify it, however, one has to work hard to achieve this goal.
“Showing consistency while preparing for the exams proved a right choice as I did not rely on last minute preparations but kept myself focused to complete my syllabus well ahead of the exam time,” he said.
“My message to the youth of Kashmir will be to frame a time table and spend time with studies rather than on social media and other futile exercises,” he said, adding that his sole motive of life will be serve the people of his region.
Jahangeer Ganaie
