Muslim Sisters from Meerut Excel in UP Board Exams Without Coaching

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The sisters come from a modest background. Their father, Abdul Malik, works as a carpenter, while their mother studied up to Class 9. 

MEERUT, UTTAR PRADESH — Two sisters from Meerut have drawn attention with their impressive performance in the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad examinations, securing the top two positions in the district.

Adeeba Malik scored 95.68 per cent in the high school examination to secure first place, while her sister Shifa Malik ranked second with 82 per cent in the science stream.

Their achievement has brought joy to the locality, with residents visiting their home to congratulate the family.

Adeeba attributed her success to discipline and consistency. “I studied for long hours every day and stayed focused. Hard work and a proper routine helped me achieve this result,” she said. She scored full marks in mathematics, her strongest subject.

Notably, she prepared entirely at home without any tuition or coaching support.

The sisters come from a modest background. Their father, Abdul Malik, works as a carpenter, while their mother studied up to Class 9. Expressing his pride, Abdul Malik said, “I could not study much myself, but my daughter is making me proud. There is no difference between a son and a daughter. I want her to study and move ahead.”

The sisters were felicitated at St Joseph Inter College, where teachers and students celebrated their success. Sweets were distributed, and similar celebrations were held at their home.

Family members said the achievement reflects the sisters’ consistent dedication and hard work.

Adeeba aspires to become an IAS officer and serve the country.

Education experts say such success stories are significant, especially in areas where awareness about girls’ education is still evolving and students often face challenges in continuing their studies. The sisters’ achievement is being seen as an inspiring example for others.

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