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Humiya Arshid: Bandipora’s Brightest Shines with 98.4℅ Marks in Board Exams

 

 

 

By : AS KHUIHAMI

In a land known for Alim, Adab and Aab,for its breathtaking beauty and enduring spirit, a young girl from Bandipora Kharpora has become a symbol of hope, determination, and excellence. Humiya Arshid, a student of Gopi Singh Rathore Army Goodwill School, Bandipora, has made the entire bandipora proud by scoring an outstanding 492 out of 500 marks (98.4%) in the Class 10 board examinations.

Her remarkable achievement is more than just academic success , it is a heartfelt narrative of faith, perseverance, and quiet strength that echoes across every corner of the valley.

A Night of Tears and Triumph:
The moment the results were announced, emotions ran high in the Arshid household. It was late evening, around 10 PM, when the result link went live. Humiya, sitting beside her paternal aunt, was trembling with anxiety. “I was so nervous; I kept praying to Allah. My aunt was more scared than me,” she recalls with a smile.

But when the screen finally lit up with her score 492 marks — disbelief took over. Her aunt screamed in joy, burst into tears, and within moments, the room was filled with tears of happiness. “My mother cried, my father couldn’t stop smiling, and for a while, I was completely speechless,” Humiya says, still overcome with emotion.
The victory was even more meaningful because she became the first girl in her family’s bloodline to achieve such a milestone — an emotional, historical moment for her entire lineage.

The Quiet Warrior: Overcoming Health Challenges.
Humiya’s journey was not without hurdles. She faced continuous health issues throughout the academic year, which often made it hard for her to concentrate. Yet, she chose not to give up. “It’s natural to feel low sometimes,” she says honestly. “But I always reminded myself — if I believe in myself and keep reading, I can do it. That belief, and my prayers, helped me through.”
She saved her best efforts for the last stretch — the final two months — where she poured her energy into focused preparation. Her story is a testimony to the power of self-discipline, faith, and resilience.

Breaking the Myths: A Simple, Honest Strategy
Contrary to what many believe about toppers, Humiya did not follow a rigid study plan or rely on high-end coaching. “I never had a fixed timetable. I used to study for 2–3 hours a day, but with full attention. I made handwritten notes from what my teachers taught and revised them weekly,” she shares.

Her school’s weekly test system played a significant role in keeping her preparation consistent. “It helped me track my progress and build confidence gradually.”

Her advice to fellow students is practical and powerful: “Don’t wait till the last month. Start early. Study daily, even if for a few hours. Focus more on your weak subjects. And take mock tests — even the ones you make yourself. It builds your speed, accuracy, and confidence.”

A Pillar of Support: Family, Teachers, and Belief

Behind every successful student is a team that believes in them. For Humiya, this team included her parents, teachers, and especially her grandfather. “There was always nervousness inside me,” she admits. “But my parents never let me give up. My teachers always encouraged me. And my grandfather – he constantly motivated me to believe in myself.”

Her gratitude towards her school staff is heartfelt. The Principal of Gopi Singh Rathore AGS Bandipora proudly described her as a brilliant, hardworking, and multi-talented student, noting her active participation in co-curricular activities alongside academics. “Humiya is a role model, not just for our school, but for the whole district,” he said.

A Future Rooted in Passion and Purpose
Currently pursuing medical studies in Class 11, Humiya has set her heart on becoming a doctor. “I’ve always loved biology. Chemistry was tough for me, but I put in the effort and improved. I’m passionate about wearing the white coat one day and serving people. I want to make my parents proud and help those in need.”

Her dream is driven not by prestige, but by purpose. She knows the journey will be long and challenging, but she remains grounded in her faith and determination.

A Message for Students :
To young students across the Valley who look up to her, Humiya offers a message filled with hope and sincerity:
“Consistency is the real key. Don’t think you need to study all day — just 2 to 3 hours with honesty and regularity is enough. Trust your teachers, believe in yourself, and most importantly, keep your connection with Allah strong. He listens when you pray with your heart.”

Bandipora’s Brightest Star
In the words of her proud aunt: “This is not just a personal achievement — it’s a proud moment for all of Kashmir and particulary for bandipora that Our children are shining, and Humiya has shown what is possible with hard work and faith.
As the first daughter in her family to reach such academic heights, Humiya Arshid has etched her name into Bandipora’s story of rising youth. Her achievement stands as a powerful reminder that dreams, no matter how high, can be achieved even from the quiet corners of the valley.

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