Karnah, July 20 (JKNS): The fertile land of the remote border Sub-Division Karnah has once again demonstrated its academic excellence, proving that determination, hard work, and dedication can overcome even the most limited resources.
In the NEET-UG 2026 results, seven students from Karnah achieved remarkable success, bringing immense pride not only to their families and teachers but to the entire Karnah Valley.
Among the successful candidates, Shakiya Mansoor, daughter of Mansoor Ahmad, emerged as the top scorer from the region by securing an outstanding 674 marks, setting an inspiring example for aspiring students across Karnah. Her exceptional achievement has been widely appreciated by the educational community.
The success of these students is especially significant considering that Karnah is a remote border region where access to modern educational facilities, coaching institutes, and other academic resources remains limited. Their achievements reflect their unwavering dedication, perseverance, and the constant support of their parents and teachers.
The results reaffirm that the youth of Karnah are second to none and can compete successfully with students from any part of the country.
Congratulating the successful candidates, former MLA Karnah Raja Manzoor Khan and Advocate Mohammad Shafi extended their heartfelt wishes to the students, their parents, and their teachers. Raja Manzoor Khan also encouraged those who could not qualify this year, saying they should not lose hope but instead continue their journey with greater determination and renewed confidence.
In their congratulatory messages, they said these talented students have brought laurels not only to their families and educational institutions but to the entire Karnah region.
They described their achievements as a source of inspiration for other young aspirants, proving that hard work, dedication, and self-belief can help achieve any goal.
They further urged the government and the concerned authorities to strengthen educational infrastructure in border areas like Karnah by establishing modern coaching centres, improving academic facilities, and providing better career guidance opportunities so that talented students can fully realize their potential.
The speakers expressed hope that these bright achievers would go on to serve the nation as dedicated doctors and become role models for future generations.(JKNS)
