Saupin’s School, Sec 32-A, Chandigarh

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 05, 2025 IST

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Students of the school have been selected for CBSE National Science Exhibition 2024-2025. Anshuman Garg and Samarthya Sharma of Class X have done the school proud by securing the first position in the regional round of the CBSE State Science Exhibition 2024-2025. The duo showcased their innovative project “Safety Sphere” under the theme “Communication and Transport”. Gunkar Singh Johal and Uday Sharma of Class IX also bagged the first position with their project “EchoEyes”. Their theme was ‘Mathematical Modelling and Computational Thinking’. Their creativity and technical expertise earned them a spot in the CBSE National Science Exhibition 2024-2025. Principal Surita Sharma congratulated the students and wished them success in the upcoming competition.

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