In an inspiring achievement, Md. Obed,
son of an auto driver from Hothi (B) village of Zaheerabad mandal, has secured an MBBS seat at Government Medical College, Nagarkurnool in the first phase of NEET counselling. A student of Telangana Minorities Residential School & Junior College, Centre of Excellence (COE), Algole Boys-1, Obed scored 465 marks in NEET with an All India Rank of 98,304. His success is being seen as a remarkable example of determination overcoming financial and social challenges. Obed’s father, Md. Ibrahim, expressed happiness over his son’s achievement:
“We are very happy that our son secured an MBBS seat. I thank TMREIS staff and Honourable Secretary B. Shafiullah Sir for their support and motivation.”
Obed, who studied at TMREIS from Class 5 to 12, credited his success to his teachers and mentors.
“Despite our poor background, my parents encouraged me throughout. I am thankful to TMREIS faculty for their guidance. I want to become a Cardiologist and serve society,” he said.
K. S. Jameel, COE In-Charge, and J. Ramulu, Principal, appreciated the efforts of students and staff, noting that “students performed well under the guidance of experienced lecturers and NEET faculty at Algole Boys-1 COE.” Obed’s journey has become an inspiration for students from disadvantaged backgrounds, proving that willpower and hard work are more important than financial resources in achieving success.
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