Every Indian kid has grown up listening to how important board exams are and how they probably make or break your future. So, naturally, the pressure is way too high to excel in these board exams to get into a good college.?
A child must be completely prepared and should get the best environment to study - without stress. But that was not the case for 17-year-old D Ramya who went through probably the most tragic incident in her life.?
Ramya's father had to be rushed to the hospital soon after and he was admitted to the hospital for almost the entire duration of her board exams. However, since Ranya is an only child, she had to study for her boards all alone at home.?
However, even though Ramya was under a lot of stress throughout her exams, she and her family were elated after they found out how she scored during her exams. A student of Government Girls Higher Secondary School in Perambur, scored 572 out of 600 in the Class 12 commerce stream.
She told New Indian Express,?¡°I was genuinely worried as we were writing in offline mode after two years and my father¡¯s condition made matters worse. I am the only child and I had to support my mother to take care of my father who was undergoing treatment at the hospital and prepare for exams as well. It was tough,"
¡°My father is an auto driver and he works hard to provide a good life and education for me. After his heart attack, I garnered courage and did not let negative thoughts affect my performance,¡± said Ramya who wishes to become a Chartered Accountant. ¡°My father recovered and he is the happiest person right now,¡± said Ramya.
Ramya's parents got married against their parents' wishes, so they had no support while taking care of their daughter. However, her father made sure to give Ramya the best education he could and worked day and night for her. They even made a lot of friends who supported them in their time of need which gave them more strength to help Ranya pursue her desires.??
Until class 5 Ranya was studying in a private school, but after that, she was shifted to a public school.?
A story of true hard work.?
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