PHAGWARA (KESARI NEWS NETWORK)-GNA University organized Prize distribution ceremony of “VidyarthiVigyanManthan-VVM 2021-22” to honour students of classes VI to IX for their state-level results. Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Duggal, State executive member of VigyanParishadPanchnad, serving as Vice principal, Govt. Sr. Secondary School, Nawanshahr was the Chief Guest.

Dr. VivekTalwar, General Secretary, Punjab, Assistant Registrar, Punjab Technical University, Kapurthala was the keynote speaker, along with other board members,ShForan Chand, S. Gurmeet Singh, Mr. Raman Chauhan, and Dr. Sharanjeet Singh.The speakers stated their view, “Success is the consequence of everyone in the team working together and hoped that staff and students will continue to work together for the greater good of all.”

Er. ArshpreetKaur, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Computational Science, gave a presentation about GNA University’s numerous programmes, students’ accomplishments, corporate placements, industry collaborations, events, tournaments, competitions, workshops, conferences, and seminars.

Certificates, medals, and trophies were given out recognizing and honouring the pupils’ academic achievements. The top prize was INR 5000, the second prize was INR 3000, and the third prize was INR 2000. These events boost the morale and confidence of students who are working hard to achieve their objectives.

The delegates’ speeches were jam-packed with material from a variety of sources in order to offer students with a comprehensive view of their development. By participating in this event, all the participants earned sufficient confidence which will undoubtedly assist them in the future.

GNA University’s Pro-Chancellor, S. Gurdeep Singh Sihra, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to all of the participating schools for allowing them to honor their students for their academic achievements and for forming strong bonds with the institutions for future participation.

Dr. V K Rattan, the Vice-Chancellor of GNA University expressed his gratitude to all of the distinguished speakers and students wished them well in their future endeavours.