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3 students picked in Hisar university placement drive

Tribune News Service
Hisar, Updated At : 03:03 AM Feb 03, 2025 IST
Selected students with officials at GJUST, Hisar. Tribune Photo

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Three students from Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology (GJUST), Hisar, have secured on-campus placements during the placement drive conducted by New Delhi-based Gulmohar Health Care Private Limited.

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The selected students are Vivek and Gagan Sharma from the BTech in Biomedical Electronics Engineering (EBME) course and Abhishek Kumar from the BTech ECE course.

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Congratulating the selected students, vice-chancellor Narsi Ram Bishnoi highlighted the recent placement of students from the newly introduced BTech EBME course as a testament to the university’’s vision of launching job-linked and industry-relevant skills programmes.

He said electronics and biomedical engineering was an emerging field with immense career opportunities.

Registrar Vinod Chhokar extended his congratulations to the selected students.

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