Incredible Grit: Gaus Shaikh Scores 78% in 12th with No Arms!

Gaus Shaikh, a physically challenged student from Latur, Maharashtra, scored 78% in his Class 12 exams by writing with his feet. Determined to become an IAS officer, the 17-year-old demonstrated incredible perseverance, refusing to use an exam scribe. Gaus' journey is inspirational, showcasing his dedication to overcoming challenges.

A physically challenged student from Maharashtra's Latur district, who wrote the Class 12 examination with his feet, overcame hurdles to score 78 per cent marks and is determined to become an IAS officer.

Born without arms, Gaus Shaikh, a student in the Science stream, refused to take the help of an exam scribe and wrote with his toes during the examination for the Higher Secondary Certificate conducted in March.

The results of the examination were declared earlier this week.

Hailing from a small village, the 17-year-old completed his schooling at Renukadevi Higher Secondary Ashram School in Vasantnagar Tanda, where his father works as a peon.

''Gaus started writing numbers and letters when he was four. His primary teachers got him to practise writing with his toes. He appears for exam papers just like other students within the duration. He takes care of all his work,'' said his father, Amjad.

Talking to PTI, Gaus said, ''Since childhood, I have dreamt of serving my country, which is why I want to become an IAS officer.''

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