Baramulla, Jan 15, : Defying physical limitations with determination and resilience, Musaib Yousif, a visually impaired student from Chandikoot village in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district, has secured an impressive 468 out of 500 marks in the JKBOSE Class 10 examinations.
Musaib’s achievement has drawn widespread appreciation, as his success stands as a powerful reminder that limitations of sight cannot restrict the strength of the mind. Despite being blind by sight, he demonstrated exceptional academic ability, perseverance, and focus throughout his studies.
Speaking about his achievement to the news agency Kashmir News Trust, Musaib humbly credited his success to the unwavering support of his father and the constant guidance of his teachers, who stood by him at every stage of his academic journey. He said their encouragement played a crucial role in helping him overcome challenges and remain motivated.
Teachers and locals described Musaib as hardworking, disciplined, and determined, saying his performance reflects sheer dedication and an unbreakable spirit. His success has brought pride to Chandikoot village and has inspired students across the district.
Musaib’s achievement has emerged as a source of motivation for many, reinforcing the belief that with support, commitment, and self belief, no obstacle is insurmountable.
