In a heartfelt tale of determination and grit, Liza Majhi, a tribal lady from Bamra in Sambalpur district, has actually effectively split the distinguished NEET examination to protect her admission to the Government Medical College and Hospital in Sundargarh.
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A trainee of Kasturba Gandhi Residential Girls’ School, Liza’s accomplishment sticks out not just for her scholastic benefit however likewise for the socio-economic difficulties she conquered. Originating from a bad tribal background, her journey to ending up being a future physician is an effective tip of what decision and access to education can attain.
Liza studied at Odisha Adarsha Vidyalaya in Bamra and scored 82% in her enlisting. She then registered in the science stream at Iconic OAV, Bhubaneswar and protected 81.6%. Originating from a bad household, Liza has actually gotten rid of social and financial barriers with decision.
The tribal trainee’s success story is now functioning as a motivation to numerous girls from impoverished and rural neighborhoods who imagine professions in medication however face monetary and social difficulties.
Liza has actually been allocated an MBBS seat in the 2025 scholastic session and will quickly start her medical research studies in Sundargarh. Her instructors and peers have actually revealed enormous pride, calling her accomplishment a ‘turning point’ for the school and the area.
As federal government efforts continue to support ladies’ education in tribal locations, Liza’s journey shows that the best assistance can change lives.
“I have actually seen physicians dealing with individuals and seen how citizens in backwoods suffer due to an absence of appropriate health care. My daddy is a farmer. When I had actually revealed my desire to end up being a medical professional, he guaranteed me to extend his assistance,” the tribal lady shone.