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To highlight the issue, IAS Officer, Nitin Sangwan, took to Twitter and shared his old Class 12 CBSE mark sheet from 2002 when he had just scored just one mark more than the pass mark in Chemistry.
Updated : Jul 15, 2020, 07:31 AM IST
Tis the season of result! On Monday CBSE released 12th board results and every day different state boards release 10th or 12th results.
While we know marks don't decide life or your career, there is still pressure for students. Students with fewer marks are still being judged.
To highlight the issue, IAS Officer, Nitin Sangwan, took to Twitter and shared his old Class 12 CBSE mark sheet from 2002 when he had just scored just one mark more than the pass mark in Chemistry.
He shared his average marks to motivate students with poor grades and make people aware that marks don't define someone's life.
"In my 12th exams, I got 24 marks in Chemistry - just 1 mark above passing marks. But that didn't decide what I wanted from my life", wrote Sangwan while sharing the post.
Adding further he said, "Don't bog down kids with the burden of marks. Life is much more than board results. Let results be an opportunity for introspection & not for criticism."
In my 12th exams, I got 24 marks in Chemistry - just 1 mark above passing marks. But that didn't decide what I wanted from my life
— Nitin Sangwan, IAS (@nitinsangwan) July 13, 2020
Don't bog down kids with burden of marks
Life is much more than board results
Let results be an opportunity for introspection & not for criticism pic.twitter.com/wPNoh9A616
His tweets received huge appreciation from netizens and they couldn't stop themselves from praising Sangwan's thoughts.
Salute you Sir. That's quite an inspirational stuff for kids who look at scores as the ultimate factors in life.
— Sravan K Chettry (@skchettry) July 14, 2020
Thank u for sharing it sir...many students who have scored less marks will not be able to say it...i thank on their behalf...parents should knows marks are just numbers...
— Major Pradnya Parte Jadhav (Retd) (@BPradictive) July 14, 2020
Well said sir. We should always motivate them to move ahead
— RituKataria (@RituKat14560049) July 14, 2020
Ahh .. That's the message with power impact.
— Dibyajyoti Mohanty (@DibyaMohanty) July 14, 2020
Life is more and more than these results.
Proud of you sir..
— Pt. Pranjal Tiwari (@pranjal_pt) July 14, 2020
Excellent message
— Sandeep Verma (स्वर) (@Sandeep_1966) July 14, 2020