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Mumbai: At 76, ex-Navy man clears HSC to chase law dream

Gorakhnath More, retired chief petty officer, attempts Std XII exams only because he wants to study law; passes with 45 per cent, the minimum marks needed for law college admission. The Naigaon resident had joined the navy after completing Std XI and never had an opportunity to resume his education during his years of service

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Gorakhnath More is felicitated by family members at his Naigaon residence after the declaration of the HSC results

Gorakhnath More is felicitated by family members at his Naigaon residence after the declaration of the HSC results

Demonstrating the power of determination, 76-year-old Gorakhnath More, a retired master chief petty officer (MCPO) of the Indian Navy, has successfully cleared the Maharashtra Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examination, scoring 44.5 per cent, a crucial step toward realising his dream of becoming a lawyer. The Naigaon resident had joined the navy after completing Std XI and never had an opportunity to resume his education during his years of service.

Following his retirement in 1997 after more than 30 years in the navy , More worked with a private builder as part of the legal team, where his deep interest in law flourished. Encouraged by lawyers who recognised his grasp of legal practices, More decided to formally pursue a law degree.

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