Meet visually-impaired boy Rakshit Malik from Delhi who scores 96.4percent in CBSE Class 12

Rakshit Malik is a great source of inspiration for all those people who get threaten by the difficulties of the life and step back into the darkness of their life.

A visually-impaired student of Amity International School, Noida, Rakshit Mallik not only holding the third position under the physically challenged category of Class 12 CBSE Boards with 96.4 percent but also giving a life changing message that nothing is impossible in life.

Here is Rakshit's score at a glance:
The 18-year-old, who is 90 percent visually impaired, scored a total aggregate of 482 out of 500 with full marks in history.
He also scored 98 in economics, 96 in political science, 95 in psychology and 93 in English.




Rakshit's success: Role of teacher and parents
"The success behind my achievement is my mother, and she also worked hard with me day and night. I also want to congratulate my teachers, without their heartiest co-operation it would have been quite impossible for me to reach this success. Being visually impaired, it is quite impossible for me to go through the board and follow the school curriculum properly, so the teachers always give me additional time after class," said Rakshit.
Rakshit lives with his parents in Karkarduma, Delhi. His father owns an electronic showroom in Krishna Nagar and his brother is a Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) alumni.
Rakshit's parents speak:
"I read his chapter loudly and used the marker pen to write down important points in bigger fonts so that he could learn them properly. I guided him till my best, the rest was his hard work",
his mother, Rachna Malik.
"It is because of his own hard work that he achieved the success," said Rakshit's father, Rakesh Mallik. "My son wants to be an IAS officer in the future, and I will try my level best to fulfil his dream."

Rakshit's dream:

Rakshit wants to be a professor or an IAS officer in the future. " I liked the teaching profession very much and wished to be a professor. I also have a dream to serve my nation and like to see myself as an IAS officer. But now, my primary focus is to pursue History from a good college," concluded Rakshit.




Source : Indiatoday

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