Tanmay excels in GATE, UPSC

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Updated At : 12:06 PM Apr 21, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh: Tanmay Mahajan, a resident of Sector 37, has secured all-India rank six in the GATE. He also bagged 64th position in the UPSC Engineering Services. The 23-year-old completed his BTech from Punjab Engineering College (PEC) in 2019. Mahajan lost his father when he was just three days old. His mother works as a tailor. “My mother is the sole inspiration behind my success. She has suffered a lot…,” said Mahajan. TNS

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