YPS, Patiala kids excel in IT fest

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:15 AM Jul 29, 2025 IST

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A team of 15 students from Yadavindra Public School, Patiala, participated in the IPSC IT Fest 2025, hosted by BK Birla Centre for Education, Pune. The event celebrated innovation, creativity and technical excellence, attracting leading IPSC schools nationwide. The students showcased their skills in various categories, including multimedia presentation, website designing, coding competition, robotics and more. Notably, Kritik Jain (XII Science) secured 2nd position in Birla Shark Tank (Tech Innovation) for his innovative solution. Renee Dhadli (XII Sci) and Hemayat Cheema (XI-Arts) won 2nd position in website designing, while Renee Dhadli and Kiratveer Singh Ralhan (XII Com) earned 2nd position in movie making with poster. The team's outstanding performances demonstrated their technical prowess and creativity.

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