Short Story ”Duties of an Ideal Student” Complete Story for Class 10, Class 12 and other classes.

Duties of an Ideal Student

Many people regard bookish knowledge to be the be-all and end-all of education. This is not correct. Real education means overall development of the personality of the student. Therefore, an ideal student is the persons who takes interest in all the activities of his educational institution. He is good, not only at studies, but also at games and other activities outside the classroom. He does nothing which may bring disgrace to him, his parents, his school or his nation. He tries his best to become an ideal citizen.

An ideal student is diligent. He always tries to excel in his class. He sets an example for others by his actions and achievements. All his teachers and friends hold him in high esteem for his good work and behavior in the school and college. He brings name and fame to his school. Discipline, respect for elders and good manners are his chief characteristics. He makes his mind, body and spirit strong to meet the challenges of his future life. He believes that a sound mind lives in a sound body. He is very regular and punctual. He does everything at the right time and in the right manner. He does his duty faithfully and sincerely without thinking of the reward.

An ideal student always ties to develop habits and pleasant manners. He is polite in speech. He is always ready to help all those who need his help. He is honest in his dealings with others. He always keeps only good company. He has a few friends, but all of them are true and sincere friends and noble at heart.

An ideal student always places the interest of society and country before his self interest. He is ready to sacrifice everything for the sake of his country. He has an unquenchable thirst for knowledge and he is always keen to learn something new. An ideal student always devotes enough time to reading books of general interest, and the works of great men.

An ideal student is a modest person. He is never proud of his achievements. He is confident and brave. He can express his views frankly and without fear and favour. He is steadfast in the struggle of life and faces all challenges boldly and cheerfully. He can never think of using unfair means in an examination.

Restraint and self control are the chief characteristics of an ideal student. He thing  he never uses impolite language. He never misses an opportunity to serve bears a good moral character.

An ideal student I aware of the fact that if wealth is lost, nothing is lost: if health is lost, something is lost: but if character is lost, everything is lost. An ideal student of today is the ideal citizen of tomorrow.