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An ideal student is one who is fully conscious of his duties and responsibilities. He paves the way for the younger generations. The students of today are the leaders of tomorrow. A nation can progress if the students have high ideals before them. A student who scores high marks, is not necessarily an ideal student. He may set a new record in the school but can prove to be a total failure in his real life. An ideal student should be an embodiment of simple living and high thinking. He is fearless and bold enough to face the trials and tribulations of life.
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Students are the future of every nation and only an ideal student can take the country on the path of progress. The ideal student is one whose behavior is good and is simple and simple in nature. He not only brings good marks in the class but also performs well in all other areas. He always obeys time, is disciplined and thinks not only about himself but also about the well being of other people and the country. He is honest and respects all.
An ideal student lives in accordance with the rules of conduct and discipline. This is the time of life when the foundation of character is laid. It has aptly been said that if wealth is lost, nothing is lost; if health is lost, something is lost; and if character is lost everything is lost.
A student without any sense of discipline, is like a ship without a rudder. Everyone has the objective of becoming an ideal student.
No person is ideal by birth. He gradually adopts good habits over time and strives to become the ideal. Hard work and determination is most needed to become an ideal student. Parents and teachers play the most important role in making the child an ideal student as he shows them the right path and can be courageous and encourage them for every task.
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