Deaf Reach Student Secures Top Position in BISE Hyderabad SSC Exams
Wajhiullah Khan of Deaf Reach’s Rashidabad Campus outperforms 1,540 mainstream students, while all 30 Deaf Reach candidates achieve A grades
Deaf Reach student Wajhiullah Khan secures first position in the BISE Hyderabad SSC 2026 examinations.
HYDERABAD: Wajhiullah Khan, a deaf student from the Deaf Reach Rashidabad Campus, has secured first position in the SSC 2026 examinations conducted by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Hyderabad.
Wajhiullah achieved the top position while competing against 1,540 students from mainstream schools, marking a significant academic achievement for the Deaf Reach community.
All Deaf Reach Students Achieve A Grades
The achievement was further strengthened by the performance of the entire Deaf Reach cohort.
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All 30 Deaf Reach students who appeared in the SSC examinations secured A grades, marking an exceptional collective result.
The organisation said the results demonstrate the potential of deaf students when they receive access to quality education, appropriate support and equal opportunities.
A Milestone for Inclusive Education
Wajhiullah’s success highlights the importance of inclusive education and the academic potential of students with hearing disabilities.
His first position in the Hyderabad board examinations also represents a major milestone for his family, teachers and the wider Deaf Reach community.
Deaf Reach congratulated Wajhiullah and all of its successful students, describing their results as a source of pride for their families, teachers and the organisation.
