An 11th-grade student earned national certificates in 5 subjects and became a university student ahead of schedule.

Gulsanam Fayzullayeva, an 11th-grade student at School No. 103 in the Yakkabog district of the Kashkadarya region, has earned national certificates in five subjects, securing the opportunity for preferential admission to a higher education institution. She received an A+ in Biology, an A in Chemistry, a B in Uzbek Language and Literature, a B in History, and a C+ in Mathematics.

Gulsanam began preparing for the national certificate examinations in the 8th grade. She studied consistently for each subject for an average of 5–6 months. She now aims to pursue her studies at the Tashkent Medical Academy.

For reference, these national certificates grant preferential status—based on established procedures—during higher education entrance examinations for the corresponding subjects.