Veer, a Student from Bombay Scottish, Mahim, scored 87.5 percent in his best four subjects in the ISC examinations, a result that reflected perseverance under demanding circumstances. Earlier in October 2025, he had brought pride to the nation by winning India’s first-ever bronze medal in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) at the Asian Youth Games, competing in the 80 kg traditional category.
Mumbai: For most students, the months leading up to the ISC board examinations are defined by rigorous study schedules and academic pressure. For Veer Bhadu, a commerce student and national level athlete, the same period demanded a careful balance between classroom responsibilities and sports training.
Veer, a Student from Bombay Scottish, Mahim, scored 87.5 per cent in his best four subjects in the ISC examinations, a result that reflected perseverance under demanding circumstances. Earlier in October 2025, he had brought pride to the nation by winning India’s first ever bronze medal in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) at the Asian Youth Games, competing in the 80 kg traditional category.
“Academically, it was a challenging year,” Veer admits. “I struggled during the prelims and knew I had to take responsibility for improving before the boards.”
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