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Karnataka State Humanities Topper Tabassum Shaik Credits Energy Management

Tabassum Shaik, Karnataka State Humanities topper, believes that studying between 4 to 8 am is the best time as her mind is fresh and free. She credits her success to “energy management,” which involves studying the most difficult chapters when she has the highest degree of energy and a clear mind.

Despite being denied entry to a private PUC college due to the government’s strict implementation of the uniform rule, Tabassum has moved past the controversy.

Tabassum Shaik’s parents advised her to prioritize education over hijab, and she achieved her expected 95% marks.

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