In an inspiring display of determination and lifelong learning, Faiz-ul-Haq, a 55-year-old resident of Pishin, Balochistan, has successfully passed his matriculation examination, reminding everyone that age is no barrier to education. Employed as a peon at Government Boys High School, Nawaabad, Faiz-ul-Haq scored 600 marks, earning a second division in the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams.
Highlights:
- Name: Faiz-ul-Haq
- Age: 55 years
- Residence: Pishin, Balochistan
- Occupation: Peon at Government Boys High School, Nawaabad
- Achievement: Passed matric exams with 600 marks (Second Division)
- Inspiration: Pursued education after decades with the encouragement of the school staff
- Celebration: Honored by school teachers and students with garlands
For most of his life, Faiz-ul-Haq carried the dream of gaining an education, but the harsh realities of life stood in his way. As the sole breadwinner for his family, he took on responsibilities at a young age, putting his own aspirations aside so he could provide for his loved ones. Despite working in an academic environment, where students came and went, his own educational journey remained unfulfilled — until now.
Faiz-ul-Haq’s story took a turn when the teachers and staff at his school noticed his interest in learning. Seeing his commitment and sincerity, they encouraged him to pursue formal education and offered their full support. With their motivation and his unwavering resolve, he enrolled to take the matric exams — a goal he had postponed for decades.
His hard work bore fruit when he received his result: 600 marks out of 1100, placing him in the second division. While this score might seem modest to some, it holds great significance for Faiz-ul-Haq, as it marks the successful completion of a journey that was delayed, but never forgotten.
To honor his achievement, a small celebration was held at the school. Teachers, staff, and students gathered to congratulate him. In a heartwarming moment, he was garlanded and appreciated by the very people he had served for years — not as a student, but as a humble employee.
This emotional milestone is more than just a personal victory for Faiz-ul-Haq; it is a powerful message for all: it’s never too late to follow your dreams. Whether you are 15 or 55, education remains a light that can be pursued at any stage of life.
His story is now circulating on social media and education forums, with many praising his dedication and calling him a role model for youth and adults alike.
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