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News India Live, Digital Desk: If the dedication is true, no difficulty can stop you. ”This is not just good to say and hear, but some people make it come true. One such example is the daughter of a small tribal village in West Bengal, Jemina Narjinari.
Today, while children spend lakhs of rupees for medical preparation, they turn to big cities, while Jemina has proved that success is not interested in resources. He passed a tough test like NEET in the first attempt without any coaching, just on his hard work and dedication.
Who is Jemina Narjinari?
Jemina is a resident of a far-flung village, Banchukari, a far-flung village in Alipurduar district of West Bengal. This is an area where even today there is a lack of basic facilities. His father is a farmer and mother is a housewife. Despite coming from an ordinary farmer family, Jemina’s dreams were big. He had dreamed of serving the society by becoming a doctor since childhood.
The journey was full of challenges
This journey was not at all easy for Jemina. There was no way of good education in his village. He had to travel several kilometers daily for 12th studies. The biggest challenge was the correct guidance and lack of resources for NEET preparation. It was not possible for his family to go to big cities and take expensive coaching.
How to prepare without coaching?
Jemina did not give up. He chose the path of self-study.
- Internet became Sahara: He made the Internet and YouTube their greatest teacher. She used to study online from free study material and lectures.
- Friendship with books: He made NCERT books his base and read them again and again.
- Faith in myself: The most important thing, he trusts himself and his hard work. Whenever she was disappointed, she would have doubling hard work by remembering her dream of becoming a doctor.
The result of his dedication is that in his first attempt, he has not only passed the NEET exam and has illuminated the name of his family, but the entire village.
The story of Jemina Narjinari is an inspiration for millions of youth who leave their dreams incomplete due to lack of means. This story teaches that if your intentions are firm, then you can get your destination without any external support.
North India Statesman