Dinajpur Correspondent
Malia, a student of Dinajpur Oxford School, surprised everyone by appearing for the SSC exam despite severe pain from appendicitis and achieving a GPA of 5 with 1197 marks. In the 2025 academic year under Dinajpur Education Board, Malia participated in the SSC examination from Ramdubi, Ranipur High School under Oxford School. She achieved the distinction of Golden Plus by scoring above 90 marks in each subject and securing the highest mark of 1197 out of 1300 marks. According to Malia’s family, Malia started having stomach pains before the exam began. She participated in the exam without paying any attention to the pain. But when the pain became severe and she sought medical attention, various tests diagnosed Malia with appendicitis and the doctor recommended immediate surgery. The day before the physics exam, Malia underwent surgery. Even though Mallya’s family lost interest in her taking the test after her appendectomy, Mallya did not give up. With only his morale and willpower, he took the physics exam the day after the surgery. And thus, with a sick body, Malia completed all the exams one by one. Prominent businessman Abdul Mannan, the father of Md. Malia, a resident of Ramnagar area of Dinajpur city, said that despite the severe pain in his body, Malia’s ability to take the exam while he was sick and unable to do so, has truly surprised all of us. However, he said that he is the youngest daughter of his daughter, Malia. Since childhood, she has been very focused and hardworking in her studies. Malia’s father said that Malia has a record of receiving multiple awards in different categories at different times, including receiving a scholarship in the general grade in the fifth grade. When asked about the feeling of participating in the exam with a sick body and getting a good result, and her future plans, Malia told the reporter that the feeling of receiving this result cannot be expressed in words. However, he expressed the opinion that he achieved this achievement today due to the infinite mercy of Allah and the contribution of his aunt Shahnaz Parveen Disha, who was always by his side, taking care of him and supporting him. Along with this, Malia expressed her gratitude and thanks to her father, mother, and two older sisters for their constant encouragement for her good results. In the future, Malia wants to fulfill her parents’, and her own dreams by becoming a doctor and serving the country and the world. Malia’s elder sister, Momtaz Begum, said that her good results despite being sick really impressed us. However, he says that if you study hard and work hard, no obstacle can stop you from succeeding. Malia’s older sister, Shamanta, says that we had kind of given up hope that she would never be able to take the exam again. But it is Mallya’s immense faith and determination that has made him achieve this today. His good results today are not just his success, but the success of our family and all of his teachers. Finally, Malia’s mother, Mankus Ara Begum, asks everyone to pray for her, so that she can achieve such good results in the future as well and achieve her desired goal.