Patna, May 29, 2012(IANS): After
cracking the highly competitive Indian Institute of Technology-Joint
Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE), Satyam Kumar, the 12-and-half-year-old
boy from Bihar has now passed Class 12 with 85 percent marks.
Satyam
has become the youngest in the country to clear the Class 12 Central
Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) examination, family sources Tuesday
claimed.
Satyam,
a resident of Bakhorapur village in Bhojpur district, cleared IIT-JEE
from the Mumbai zone with an all-India rank of 8,137. He has been the
youngest yet to crack what is considered to be the toughest qualifying
exam in the country.
Satyam
is currently studying in Rajasthan’s Kota town, well-known for its
IIT-JEE coaching centres. He stays with his younger brother and uncle.
Satyam had also done his Class 10 from Modern School in Kota.
“We are happy and celebrating his rare success. After all, it is a matter of pride for the family, village and the state,” Satyam’s uncle Rampukar Singh told IANS over telephone.
Singh said, “CBSE
officials informed us that Satyam is the youngest to clear Class 12.
The entire village is upbeat because he has become a role model for
others.”
The village celebrated his success by bursting firecrackers and consuming sweets when he cracked IIT-JEE May 18.
Satyam
is busy preparing for next year’s IIT-JEE. After cracking IIT-JEE this
year, he made it clear that he would not join IIT because of his poor
rank. He will attempt next year for a better rank.
Kumar’s father, Sidhnath Singh, a farmer, is proud of him.
He said his son was intelligent since early childhood.
Courtesy : http://tkbsen.com/
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