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As many as 44 students of Class VIII of the school embarked on an educational tour to the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology, Ropar. The tour was conducted under the guidance of Principal Monika and was part of the “PM School for Rising India” initiative. The tour included sessions by experts, Dr Deepak Vasan (Executive Director) and Dr Sarvan Singh (Deputy Director), who elaborated on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and related career opportunities. Prof Prakash Prateek provided detailed knowledge about the Internet of Things (IoT). Lalit (Technical Assistant) conducted project demonstrations and a quiz competition, addressing students’ queries and guiding them on future technological advancements and career prospects.

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