ISLAMABAD: Muhammad Waleed Malik, the winner of 29 medals (27 gold and 2 silver) in MBBS credits his huge success to his trust in Allah Almighty and hard work.
Winner of 29 Medals in MBBS
After winning 29 gold medals, Waleed has set a new record in the academic journey for others. In an interview with a private Tv channel, he said, “I worked very hard from the beginning of the course of MBBS and struggled hard during the initial time period. My hard work and faith in Allah have made this success possible.”
Wearing all of his gold medals and a big smile on his face, he said that he secured medals for securing more than 85 percent numbers in various subjects, obtaining the highest numbers and positions in the class.
Gold medals
While answering a question about the weight of the medals, he said with laughter that these weight about 12 kg and my weight is only 45 kg. His father said that all his children often received gold medals but Waleed has earned the most. He proudly said that Waleed is a Hafiz-e-Quran and a very hard-working child. “I have always focused on the education of my children with a special focus on moral and Islamic education. Waleed has made me proud and I am thankful to Allah for this moment,” he said.
It is pertinent to mention here that earlier the record for the highest gold medals was with a female medical student from King Edwards Medical College for winning 23 gold medals.
