Gargi overcomes two surgeries & five months sick leave to score 80.8% in CBSE 10th Exams
Nagpur:
Gargi Sakore
, a student of
Jain International School
, has become an inspiring example of perseverance by securing 80.8% in the
CBSE Class 10 Board exams
despite facing serious health setbacks.While training in karate, Gargi fractured her leg, which led to a surgery.
Just two months later, she had to undergo another operation due to an infection.
This kept her away from school for nearly five months. Yet, instead of losing hope, Gargi stayed determined.With support from her family and dedicated teachers, she gradually caught up with her studies. Once she recovered, she resumed school and worked tirelessly to make up for lost time. Her teachers, especially Mamta Ma'am, arranged special after-school sessions to help strengthen her weak areas, while Gargi also committed herself to focused self-study."I'm really happy about the results," Gargi said. "I'm grateful to my teachers, parents, and friends. A special thanks to our principal Anmol Badjatia Ma'am and my class teacher Mithilesh Pathak Sir for always supporting me."Her parents are proud of her resilience and are filled with joy after the results. Gargi's journey proves that true success lies not just in marks, but in the courage to overcome challenges with unwavering determination.
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