Education has always been the topmost priority in society. However, it has often been stereotyped with age. A government worker from Jalore proved that age is nothing but a number.
As per the reports, the 77-year-old Hukumdas Vaishnav failed class X board exams multiple times but it only further strengthened his motivation. After clearing the Class X board exams on the 56th attempt, he has now been selected for Class XII board exams.
He was born in 1945in Sardargarh town of Jalore, Hukumdas passed classes 1 to 8 from Teekhi town. Without precedent for 1962 in Mokalsar, he gave the class X board exams. The board exams center was in Barmer. While he got supplementary in the first exam, he failed the second test. His friends at that time said that he won’t be able to clear his Class X exams.
However, he decided that one day, he will clear his Class X exams. Hukumdas Vaishnav says that he turned into a 4th-grade worker in the Ground Water Department. From there on, he left customary investigations and began showing up for exams as a volunteer.
In 2005, he resigned from the Treasury Department as a Class IV representative. Till 2010, he showed up for the class X test coordinated by the Board of Secondary Education multiple times. From that point forward, he attempted from the State Open Board lastly in 2019, he finished the tenth class test with second division. After that, he got enlisted for class 12 out of 2021-22 meetings and will presently show up for tests.
On Tuesday, Hukumdas Vaishnav applied from the twelfth board exams class tests at Government Higher Secondary School, which is the reference community for the State Open in Jalore city. Curiously, even his grandson has completed his schooling.
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