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6,500 pupils appear in ‘Kalam of Himachal’

Scholarship test for classes VII to XII
Students appear in the scholarship test in Shimla. TRIBUNE PHOTO

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Around 6,500 students from across the state participated in Kalam of Himachal, Vidyapeeth’s annual scholarship test for students of classes VII to XII. Every year, Vidyapeeth conducts this scholarship exam, which is open to all the eligible students of the state.

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This year, students who excelled in the test will be awarded scholarships worth up to Rs 50 lakh, along with additional prizes totalling Rs 15 lakh. The examination was conducted both online and offline to ensure wider accessibility.

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Vidyapeeth directors Ravindra Awasthi and Ramesh Sharma, in a joint statement, said the primary objective of the test was to foster an interest in science among students. “This year, the test was conducted in three phases — the first phase on September 8, the second on September 20 and the final phase on October 13. The tests took place at Vidyapeeth’s branches in Shimla and Sundernagar, as well as in several other schools across the state,” the statement read.

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