Semi-Marathi medium: Studied in Germany till class 4, Pune’s Ojasi Ogale scores 100% in SSC exams
After spending her early years in Germany, this Pune student mastered her mother tongue and academic curriculum to become one of the state's top performers while pursuing her passion for classical arts.
Other than her studies, Ojasi also continued her Kathak and Harmonium classes even during her boards. Pune’s Ojasi Ogale, who studied in Germany till class 4, has scored 100 per cent result in Maharashtra SSC results declared on May 8. A student of the Madhav Sadashiv Golwalkar Guruji Vidyalaya, Ojasi studied in the semi-English medium, where subjects other than Mathematics and Science are taught in Marathi. In Germany, her schooling was done in German.
In Pune, 12 students scored 100 per cent marks while across Maharashtra 179 students achieved the remarkable result.
Ojasi told the Indian Express, “Since the beginning of the year I had decided that I want to score 100 per cent. So I studied keeping that in mind throughout the year. Till grade 8 I was in a full Marathi school, and then I was at a semi-English school”
Other than her studies, Ojasi also continued her Kathak and Harmonium classes even during her boards. She plans to pursue a career in science research, specifically in Biology.
Her father Amol is a PhD in Material Science and was working in the same field in Germany. After moving back to Pune, he and his wife made a conscious decision to enroll Ojasi in a semi-English school where she would be able to learn her mother tongue Marathi well. “It is very important to learn your mother tongue.”
“She had tried her best for 100 per cent and we also wished a lot. It depends a lot on how the students write the exam even if they have studied well. And it has gone well. Everyone around us is very happy,” he added.
“This remarkable success achieved by the students of our school is very proud and inspiring. Ms. Ojasi Ogle has not only made the school but also the entire area proud by scoring 100% marks. Her hard work, perseverance and consistent studies have contributed greatly to her unique success,” said Vasanti Bankar, Principal of Madhav Sadashiv Golwalkar Guruji Vidyalaya.
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