May 27th 2024.
In a remarkable achievement, all nine visually impaired students from a school for the blind in Ganjan district, Odisha, have successfully passed their annual high school certificate or Class-X examination. This news was confirmed by the proud principal of the Red Cross School for the Blind, Ambapua, Priya Ranjan Mahakuda. Out of the nine students, five are girls, and they have all cleared the examination conducted by the Board of Secondary Education, Odisha.
According to Mahakuda, one of the students, a girl, has secured a B2 grade, scoring an impressive 360 out of 600 marks. Seven students have received a C grade, and one has passed with a D grade. This is a testament to the hard work and determination of these students, who have shown that visual impairment is not a barrier to success.
The results of the annual Class-X examination were announced by the BSE on Sunday, bringing immense joy and pride to the school and its students. It is no easy feat to pass this important examination, but these students have proven that anything is possible with dedication and perseverance.
Inside the classroom, the students are taught using Braille textbooks, which they have mastered with great skill. However, during the examination, they were provided with helper-writers to assist them. Despite facing many challenges, these students have shown that they are capable of achieving great things.
One of the students, Bharati Bisoyi, who has also secured a B2 grade, expressed her desire to continue her education and pursue higher studies. This sentiment is shared by all of the other students who have cleared the examination, and they are determined to overcome any obstacles that come their way. This achievement is truly inspiring and serves as a reminder that with determination and support, anything is possible.
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