Month After Death, Damini Clears Physiotherapy Exam With 73% Marks

Dehradun, Jan 24: The 23-year-old physiotherapy student was was gangraped and then brutally murdered by a gang of six devils inside a Delhi bus on December 16 had given her last exam, in which she has scored 73 per cent.The girl had appeared for the Bachelor of Physiotherapy course fourth year exam conducted by Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University in Uttarakhand, and the results are out. The victim, nicknamed Damini, scored 72.7 per cent. "She got 800 out of a total of 1100 marks", the director of the Dehradun Institute director told Times of India.“As per the statement of marks, she secured 124 (out of 200) in physiotherapy in orthopaedics; 147 (out of 200) in physiotherapy in neurology; 151 (out of 200) in physiotherapy in cardiothoracic conditions; 144 (out of 200) in physiotherapy in general medicine; 160 (out of 200) in physiotherapy in clinical dissertation; and, 74 (out of 100) in research methodology,” the director said over phone. She had taken the examination in September 2012, two months before the dreadful incident. The head of department of the course described her performance as “excellent”. “I have not seen the results of all my students but I guess she must be among the top three in this course at the institute,” she said. She said not many students get more than 70 per cent in the course. “They are supposed to grow in their career on their own. So, examiners do not have a very liberal attitude in awarding marks. Only sincere students perform well in this course,” she said.