Rabbi got GPA-5 in SSC exam by writing with foot. He was born normal, but in 2016, he was electrocuted on his way home from school.

Rabbi Sitakunda is the son of Bajlur Rahman of Bhatiari Union. He appeared in the SSC examination from Haji Tobarak Ali High School.

Rabbi, a science student, said he was a fifth-grade student on October 5, 2016. Bhatiari was passing over the footover bridge from the primary school. Then he got stuck in an electric wire on the bridge. He bled profusely from both his hands.

Later the locals rescued him and took him to Chittagong Medical College Hospital. After a few months of treatment, he recovered but had to amputate his two hands.

The indomitable rabbi also said that after this incident, everyone thought that the rabbi would no longer study. But the indomitable rabbi refuses to give up.

To advance in life, he started practicing oral writing. Eventually he started getting success in one exam after another. But to go further, he also mastered foot writing. By 8th grade he started writing by mouth and started to write more quickly with his feet. This time he passed the Haji Tobarak Ali High School and passed the SSC exam.

The rabbi said that many people, including his parents and teachers, have inspired him since he survived death. Local journalists also cooperated by writing one report after another about him from the beginning. Rabbi's dream is to one day become a scientist. He wants everyone's prayers for this.

Kanti Lal Acharya, Acting Headmaster of Bhatiari Tobarak Ali High School, said the rabbi was trying. Although physically challenged, he never considered himself disabled. Rather, he believed that he could do what others could do. Today, he believes in his success. We are also proud that he got GPA-5.

Upazila secondary education officer Mustafa Alam Sarkar said, we are very happy with this success of Rabbi. He is an inspiration for everyone else in the society. The rich people of the society have to stand by his family and make his dreams come true. I myself want to be by his side. I wish him success.