Meet Rajif Ashenafi who scored A+ in 60 Subjects

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This year’s graduate who made history by scoring 60 subjects to A +. Raji Ashenafi, a graduate of Adama University of Science and Technology in 2014, graduated with a degree in Physics and Mathematics.

Adama University of Science and Technology has graduated 1,253 students who have been training in various fields.

Rajif, 25, is a graduate of Adama University of Science and Technology in Physics and Mathematics and has achieved an A + in 60 subjects.

Raji was born and raised in Kelem Welega, Gidami town.

Adama University of Science and Technology President Dr. Lemi Guta has promised to provide free education to Rajif at MIT. one of the world’s leading science and technology universities, to study at the university up to PhD.

 

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