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Udupi’s Aamna Kausar Tops Manipal University In MSc Medical Anatomy

23-year-old Aamna Kausar, an MSc Medical Anatomy student at the Manipal Academy of Higher Education in Udupi has topped the university in the final year examinations.

Aamna, who is also the President of the district unit of the Girls Islamic Organization, scored 8.6 CGPA, the highest in this year’s examinations.

Daughter of Mohammad Iqbal, a businessman and Wajida Tabassum, a homemaker, the hijabi student wants to pursue a PhD in Human Anatomy.

She told The Cognate, “I am planning to do PhD next year on a topic related to human anatomy. Meanwhile, I will be working for a year.”

Aamna who has secured a job as a faculty to teach anatomy to medical students. However, she aims to get into the research field.

Notably, Aamna is a hijabi student from Udupi which was the hotbed of the hijab controversy a few months back.

“Being a hijab-wearing student in our university, I have seen difficult times during the controversy. I was actively participating in discourses surrounding the hijab row through GIO,” she said.

“The way hijabi students were treated in the district was really bad. But now, moments like these prove to them that education is the right of everyone and if students are given proper education, they will reach heights,” she added.

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Rabia Shireen is a Staff Reporter at The Cognate.

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