How Did Indian Boy Change Scoring System In America?

A large person of the Indian population that has settled down in the United States is known for their academic inclination and social skills. Now we have the case of an Indian student who has changed the way the school scoring system operates in the United States.

This Indian student is named Vaibhav Bhaskar and he was extremely good with his studies and scoring patterns that the education system had to alter the scoring pattern now.

This Indian kid named Vaibhav graduated from Steinbrenner High School, Florida with a staggering 11.99 weighted GPA. This Indian kid made it possible by taking over 20 AP courses and 24 added classes as he broke the previous Florida state record of 11.84.

Bhaskar's achievement was made possible because Hillsborough County Public Schools had no cap on how many weighted points a student could accumulate.

He even exhausted his school's curriculum and gave up his lunch period to take college-level classes, earning his associate's degree while still in high school.

At a time when several Indians have been facing complaints in the United States, for their antisocial activities and invasion kind of vibe, Vaibhav has done the community proud with his academic achievement.

This is the kind of success stories that should define the Indian population in the United States, and we sincerely hope that more kids take up this path in the future. It isn’t just about academic inclination, but also extra curricular activities that can define the aura of the Indian population in the US.