Bajaj RE Myanmar donates a three-wheeled vehicle each to the nationwide first prize winner and a five-subject distinction holder of the 2026 matriculation exam

It is known that Bajaj RE Myanmar donated a three-wheeled vehicle each to the student who won the nationwide first prize in the Arts stream in the 2026 matriculation examination and a student who achieved distinctions in five subjects on July 12. Among the students who achieved outstanding success in the 2026 matriculation examination, Bajaj RE Myanmar donated a three-wheeled vehicle to Ma Su Myat Aung, the daughter of U Myo Htun and Daw San San Aye, who reside at Ward (1) Street, Kwin Taung Ward, Kyaukkyi Township, Bago Region, as she obtained the highest marks nationwide in the Arts stream with distinctions in four subjects. Regarding this donation, Ma Su Myat Aung's father said, "It still feels like a dream. I never expected that my daughter's efforts would be recognized and that our family would receive such assistance. I am very grateful to BAJAJ Myanmar. Today has become an unforgettable day for our family. Our family is not wealthy. However, my daughter studied diligently every day without making excuses for her difficulties. Reaching the point of achieving the highest marks nationwide today brings me more than just pride as a father. All the hardships have been worthwhile. For me, this three-wheeled vehicle is not just a vehicle. It is the hope of the family. I believe that our income will improve, our work will become safer, and we will be able to continue supporting our daughter's education with peace of mind. This assistance is an opportunity that will truly change our lives. I am especially grateful to BAJAJ Myanmar for believing in and partnering with a common family like ours. We will work hard to repay this kindness and strive to improve our family's life. I believe that such a donation not only helps our family but also gives hope to many people that 'there are opportunities if you work hard.' I want to tell my children not to give up on education, no matter how difficult life is. I want to tell parents to support their children's education as much as they can, even if they themselves are tired. Education can change a person's life and also the future of an entire family." Similarly, on July 11, BAJAJ RE Myanmar visited Ma Khin Hnin Oo, who achieved distinctions in five subjects in Mingaladon Township, and donated a BAJAJ RE three-wheeled vehicle. It is known that the father of the five-subject distinction holder, Ma Khin Hnin Oo, raised his daughter while driving a sidecar, and therefore, a BAJAJ RE three-wheeled vehicle was donated to enable the father to earn income more safely and to continue supporting his daughter's educational journey.