Noorul Hassan and Samiya Khatoon from Bikaner cleared NEET UG 2026 in their first attempt, despite severe personal and financial hardships. Caring for ill parents in a single-room home, their high scores foresee medical college admissions and serve as a testament to resilience and steadfast study.
India
-Oneindia Staff
Two siblings from Bikaner have emerged as an inspiring example of determination after clearing the NEET (UG) 2026 examination in their very first attempt despite battling severe personal and financial hardships. Noorul Hassan and Samiya Khatoon achieved remarkable success while supporting their family through a major medical crisis and preparing for one of India’s toughest entrance examinations.
The siblings’ journey to NEET was marked by extraordinary challenges. Their father suffered from kidney failure, and their mother donated one of her kidneys to save his life. During this difficult period, Noorul and Samiya not only continued their studies but also took care of both parents.
Noorul Hassan and Samiya Khatoon from Bikaner cleared NEET UG 2026 in their first attempt, despite severe personal and financial hardships. Caring for ill parents in a single-room home, their high scores foresee medical college admissions and serve as a testament to resilience and steadfast study.
Adding to their struggles, the family lived in a single-room house in the congested lanes of Old Bikaner, where constant noise and limited space made focused study extremely difficult. Despite these obstacles, the siblings remained committed to their goal of becoming doctors.
Outstanding NEET 2026 performance
Their perseverance translated into impressive results in the NEET (UG) 2026 examination. * Noorul Hassan scored 609 out of 720, securing a 99.6196300 percentile and an All India Rank (AIR) of 7,596. * Samiya Khatoon scored 568 out of 720, achieving a 98.76 percentile and an All India Rank (AIR) of 24,790. With these scores, both siblings are hopeful of securing admission to government medical colleges in Rajasthan.
Hope for a government medical college
Expressing their happiness after the results, Noorul Hassan and Samiya Khatoon said they were grateful for the outcome of their hard work and patience. “We thank the Almighty for rewarding our hard work and patience. We are hopeful of getting admission to government medical colleges in Rajasthan,” they said.
A story of resilience and determination
The siblings’ achievement is more than just academic success. Their journey reflects resilience, discipline, and the ability to stay focused despite overwhelming personal challenges. From studying in a cramped, noisy home while caring for their ailing parents to earning ranks that place them on the path to becoming doctors, Noorul Hassan and Samiya Khatoon have demonstrated that determination and perseverance can overcome even the toughest circumstances.
Their success now serves as an inspiration for thousands of NEET aspirants across the country, proving that unwavering commitment and hard work can turn adversity into achievement.
