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App Pitching Competition held

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 07, 2025 IST
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Sri Guru Harkrishan Sr Sec Public School, Sector 40-C, Chandigarh, organised the App Pitching Competition 2025 on showcasing innovative app ideas by students of classes IX to XII. The event aimed to promote creativity, problem-solving, and digital innovation among students. The competition was coordinated by student Akshita Thakur, under the guidance of activity in-charge Shweta. The presentations were also digitally evaluated by Tunisian STEM Women, an international organisation from North Africa promoting STEM education. Winners included Team 1 (Anmol, Jappman, Nekpreet) securing 1st place, followed by Gurleen and Team 2 (Kunal, Aditya, Hargun, Sukhmani) in second and third positions respectively. Principal Shama Kukkal appreciated the participants’ creativity and commended the organisers for conducting a successful and inspiring event.

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