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5 students of Nishan-e-Sikhi, Khadoor Sahib, clear SSB test, qualify for NDA

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Updated At : 02:19 PM Feb 01, 2024 IST

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Tarn Taran, January 31

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Five students of Nishan-e-Sikhi Institute of Science and Training, Khadoor Sahib, being run under the patronage of Baba Sewa Singh of Kar Sewa sect, were honoured on Tuesday for having cleared the Services Selection Board (SSB) test for recruitment into the armed forces. Major General Balwinder Singh (retd) Director, informed that five selected for the NDA are Sahijpreet Singh, Balroop Singh, Sidakpreet Singh, Jatinjot Singh and Dharwinder Singh.

He said that three students of the institute have already qualified for the NDA this year. Baba Sewa Singh congratulated these students and inspired them to work hard during the training. Dinesh, Group Captain Baljit Singh, secretary Waryam Singh, Subedar Kulwant Singh and staff members of the institute were among those present on the occasion.

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