Himachal girls outshine boys at Chandigarh University

Solan, July 16 Himachal Pradesh (HP) girls are breaking the conventional barrier of society by outperforming boys in every field at Chandigarh University. Be it academics, sports, campus placements, research or entrepreneurship, the girls from HP are shining and proving...

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Updated At : 12:16 PM Jul 17, 2021 IST

Solan, July 16

Himachal Pradesh (HP) girls are breaking the conventional barrier of society by outperforming boys in every field at Chandigarh University. Be it academics, sports, campus placements, research or entrepreneurship, the girls from HP are shining and proving their mettle with their outstanding achievements, said Dr RS Bawa, Pro-Chancellor, Chandigarh University while addressing mediapersons at Baddi.

He said, “In HP, girls are not only taking up careers in the male-dominated areas but are also reaching the top, giving boys a challenging competition.” This can be gauged from the fact that girls account for 62 per cent of the total number of students who have bagged job offers during campus placements.” —TNS

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