Name : Dr Nirmal Jaura
Address : Directorate of Students’ Welfare
Phone : 0161-2403693, 2401960 Ext 203
Email : dsw@pau.edu
Dr Nirmal Jaura joined as the Director Students’ Welfare, Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana on January 17, 2023. He is a popular and esteemed connoisseur of Punjabi literature, art, folklore and culture. He has made immense contribution towards the conservation of Punjab’s rich cultural and traditional heritage, both at the National and International fronts. Dr Jaura can be truly hailed as a linking tie between Punjab and the Punjabi diaspora, who inhabit various corners of the globe. Famously known as the “Glory of Punjab Heritage Programs”, he has been instrumental in organizing multiple cultural events to promote Punjab, Punjabi and Punjabiyat by the medium of theatre, workshops, radio and television programs. His passion for preserving the rich and diverse Punjabi heritage has taken him to foreign lands such as Canada, America, England and Australia with the mission to reconnect the contemporary generation with their ‘beginnings’ back home. He has spread the message of “From Routes to Roots” among the second and third generation of diasporic Punjabis, quenching their innate desire of ‘homecoming’.
Dr Nirmal Jaura joined the Punjab Agricultural University as Assistant Director in Communication Centre on March 2, 1993. Thereafter, he had a successful innings as Director Youth Welfare, Panjab University, Chandigarh, from May 2012 to May 2022. He holds the rare distinction of being at the helm of cultural programmes and Youth Festivals at the University, Inter-University, Zonal, Inter-Zonal, State, National and International levels. In view of his commendable achievements, the ‘Shaheed-E-Azam Bhagat Singh State Youth Award’ was conferred on him by the Government of Punjab in 1995.
Dr Nirmal Jaura graduated in Science from Government Barjindra College, Faridkot, following which he earned his M.Sc. and Ph.D. from Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana. He also holds the Master’s degree in Punjabi literature from Punjabi University, Patiala. He is a recipient of several National level achievements in academic and para-academic activities. As a student, he was declared the ‘Best Actor’, ‘Best Mono-actor’ and ‘Best Debater’ of PAU. His lustrous achievements established him as a talented artist through radio, television and stage programs in the early days of his student life. He was awarded the University Roll of Honor in the field of Theatre and Literature by PAU, Ludhiana.
Dr Nirmal Jaura is versatile and popular among people across all barriers of age, nationality and ethnic backgrounds. He has authored more than ten books on diverse themes of Punjabi theatre and culture, apart from current and global affairs. As Director Students’ Welfare, PAU, Ludhiana, he is committed to earn a place of international recognition in sports, cultural and literature arenas for the students under his charge.
Name: Dr Kamaljeet Singh Suri
Designation: Joint Director Students’ Welfare
Phone: 98159-02788
Email: joint-dsw@pau.edu; kssuri@pau.edu
Research Areas: Insect Physiology & Economic Entomology
Research IDs: Google Scholar https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=6YHhoB0AAAAJ&hl=en
Research Gate ID: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kamaljeet-Suri?ev=hdr_xprf
Orchid ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6366-8038
Dr Kamaljeet Singh Suri, Joint Director Students’ Welfare at Punjab Agricultural University, has made significant contributions in the field of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and agricultural extension. He has successfully handled 16 research projects funded by national agencies such as DST, UGC, MoA&FW, ICAR, NABARD, NRTT & SRTT, Punjab Government, and 40 pesticides’ industry-sponsored projects. With over 74 research papers, 3 review papers, 3 book chapters, 108 popular articles, 9 extension booklets, and several pamphlets and flip folders to his credit, he has substantially enriched agricultural literature. Dr Suri has contributed 72 recommendations to the PAU Package of Practices and has been instrumental in compiling and editing key publications, including the Brief Package of Practices in English and Hindi and the revision of Field Problems of Important Crops across four editions. A prolific communicator, he has delivered more than 170 lectures at Kisan Melas, field days, seminars, and training camps, along with 46 TV, Radio and PAU Facebook Live talks, besides preparing 6 awareness video capsules on judicious pesticide use. His strong liaison with state agricultural departments, NABARD, Punjab Agri Export Corporation, PAMETI, and other agencies has strengthened extension linkages. As a member of the editorial boards of Progressive Farming and Changi Kheti, and the advisory board of PAU’s Kisanbani programme, he continues to bridge research with farmers’ needs. Dr Suri also brings international exposure, having undergone advanced training at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA, which has further enriched his expertise and outlook.
Professional Accomplishments (salient)
Project Handled | Funding agency and funding amount (in Rs) |
Use of supplemental carbon dioxide for improved crop yields, quality production and control of insect pests under controlled conditions | Department of Science, Technology & Environment (Mission Tandarust Punjab) [2021-2024] (₹14 Lakhs) |
Development of IPM strategy for minimizing pesticide load in field and vegetable crops: Sub Project II – Integrated Pest Management. ‘Addressing food security through nutritionally enriched improved cultivars and technologies’ | Department of Science & Technology – PURSE, New Delhi [2017-2022] (₹ 107.46 Lakhs) |
Development and Dissemination of Ecological Engineering based IPM Model for Basmati rice in Farmer Participatory Mode | NABARD, Chandigarh [2019-2022] (₹ 12.94 Lakhs) |
Impact of indiscriminate use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides | Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare, Govt. of India [2016-2020] (₹ 29.58 Lakhs) |
Behavioural physiology of tobacco caterpillar and brinjal shoot & fruit borer, Leucinodes orbonalis Guenee | Department of Science & Technology – SERB, New Delhi [2017-2020] (₹ 37.42 Lakhs) |
Insecticide resistance and resurgence risk-assessment in rice planthoppers, Sogatella furcifera (Horvath) and Nilaparvata lugens (Stal.) | University Grants Commission, New Delhi [2013-2017] (₹ 9.45 Lakhs) |
Integrated Productivity Management of Rice-Wheat Cropping System | Nawazbai Ratan Tata Trust, Mumbai [2013-2017] (₹ 40.93 Lakhs) |
Salient Research Publications
Suri KS, Singh D, Kooner R, Kalra S, Makkar GS and Deosi K (2024) Impact of different crop production systems on insect pests’ incidence, soil microflora and quality of spring tomato under North-Indian conditions. Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology 26(1): 97-109. https://dx.doi.org/10.22034/JAST.26.1.97 (NAAS rating, 7.28)
Suri KS, Kooner R and Singh H (2024) Population build-up of Sesamia inferens in wheat sown under different tillage conditions in Indo-Gangetic plains. Archives of Phytopathology and Plant Protection, 57(17-20): 923-932. https://doi.org/10.1080/03235408.2024.2427945. (NAAS rating, 7.0)
Suri KS, Singh D, Kooner R and Kalra S (2023) Impact of indigenous farming systems on arthropod dynamics, soil fauna and quality of tomato under North-Indian conditions. Agricultural Research Journal 60 (4): 545-53. (NAAS rating ≡ 6.00)
An R, Suri KS, Jurat-Feuntes J and Grewal P (2017) Dynamics of transcriptomic response to infection by the nematode, Heterorhabditis bacteriophora and its bacterial symbiont, Photorhabdus rganized in Heliothis virescens larvae. Insect Molecular Biology 26(5): 584-600. (NAAS rating, 8.87)
Suri KS and Singh G (2011) Insecticide-induced resurgence of the whitebacked planthopper, Sogatella furcifera (Horvath) (Hemiptera: Delphacidae) on rice varieties with different levels of resistance. Crop Protection 30: 118-124. (NAAS rating, 7.60)
Sports Facilities : To provide a healthy physical environment to the students, the University has a large sports complex and play fields spread over an area of 35 acres. Facilities are available for indoor and outdoor games. The following sports infrastructure is available at Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana:
S.N. | Game | Available Infrastructure |
1 | Athletics | Standardized Athletic Track (Grassy ) of 400 Meter with flood lights Proper seating arrangement for 1000 persons (open and covered ) |
2 | Basketball | Three Cemented Hard Courts out of which one court with flood lights |
3 | Badminton | Three Wooden Indoor Courts with approximately 1000 seating capacity |
4 | Cricket | One standardized Turf Pitch alongwith three pitches covered with net for net practice |
5 | Cycling | Cycling Velodrome of length 333 meter (concrete surface) |
6 | Football | Two Grassy Grounds |
7 | Hand Ball | Three Mud Courts out of which one court with flood lights |
8 | Hockey | Two Grassy grounds + One Astroturf of International Standards with flood lights. Seating capacity around 5000. |
9 | Kabaddi | One Court |
10 | Indoor Gymnasium | Gym with well-equipped modern facilities (separate for boys and girls) |
11 | Lawn Tennis | Two cemented courts and three clay courts. All tennis area covered with iron mesh. |
12 | Shooting Range | 10 meter indoor shooting range. 10 Target partially functioned. |
13 | Swimming Pool | International Standard Swimming Pool with warming up pool |
14 | Table Tennis | Five Tables in PAU Indoor Gymnasium |
15 | Volley Ball | Three Cinder Courts out of which one court with flood lights with proper seating arrangement |
 | Mrs. Kanwaljit Kaur | Deputy Director (Physical Education) | PAU Cycling Velodrome, E-mail : dds@pau.edu |
 | Dr. Sukhbir Singh | Assistant Director (Physical Education) | Room No. 9, Cycling Velodrome Ext. 457 Mobile : 98554-44646 |
 | Dr. Paramvir Singh | Assistant Director (Physical Education) | Room No. 9, Cycling Velodrome Ext. 457 Mobile : 88725-75777 |
 | Sh Ajay Kumar | Swimmimg Coach | Room No. 9, Cycling Velodrome Ext. 457 Mobile : 98151-05108 |
 | Sh Gurteg Singh | Hockey Coach | Room No. 9, Cycling Velodrome Ext. 457 Mobile : 89687-33188 |
 | Sh Gurmeet Singh | Athletics Coach | Room No. 9, Cycling Velodrome Ext. 457 Mobile : 98880-67037 |
Sports Facilities : To provide a healthy physical environment to the students, the University has a large sports complex and play fields spread over an area of 35 acres. Facilities are available for indoor and outdoor games. The following sports infrastructure is available at Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana:
Sr. No. | Game | Available Infrastructure |
1 | Athletics | Standardized Athletic Track (Grassy ) of 400 Meter with flood lights Proper seating arrangement for 1000 persons (open and covered ) |
2 | Basketball | Three Cemented Hard Courts out of which one court with flood lights |
3 | Badminton | Three Wooden Indoor Courts with approximately 1000 seating capacity |
4 | Cricket | One standardized Turf Pitch alongwith three pitches covered with net for net practice |
5 | Cycling | Cycling Velodrome of length 333 meter (concrete surface) |
6 | Football | Two Grassy Grounds |
7 | Hand Ball | Three Mud Courts out of which one court with flood lights |
8 | Hockey | Two Grassy grounds + One Astroturf of International Standards with flood lights. Seating capacity around 5000. |
9 | Kabaddi | One Court |
10 | Indoor Gymnasium | Gym with well-equipped modern facilities (separate for boys and girls) |
11 | Lawn Tennis | Two cemented courts and three clay courts. All tennis area covered with iron mesh. |
12 | Shooting Range | 10 meter indoor shooting range. 10 Target partially functioned. |
13 | Swimming Pool | International Standard Swimming Pool with warming up pool |
14 | Table Tennis | Five Tables in PAU Indoor Gymnasium |
15 | Volley Ball | Three Cinder Courts out of which one court with flood lights with proper seating arrangement |
| PRESIDENTS OF SPORTS ALL GAMES | |||||
| Sr. No. | Game | President of the Game | Mobile No. | Secretary of the Game | Mobile No. |
| 1. | Athletics | Dr P P S Gill, Principal Horticulturist, Fruit Science, COH&F | 83607-36046 | Mr. Gurmeet Singh, Athletic Coach | 98880-67037 |
| 2. | Aquatic | Dr Jasdev Singh, Principal Agricultural Economist, Eco. & Soc., COBS&H | 99888-01822 | Mr. Ajay Kumar, Swimming Coach | 98151-05108 |
| 3. | Badminton | Dr Rohinish Khurana, Professor, FMPE, COAE&T | 94173-18076 | Mr. Gurteg Singh, Hockey Coach | 89687-33188 |
| 4. | Basketball | Dr T.S. Riar, Additional Director Communication | 98142-10269 | Dr. Sukhbir Singh, Asst. Director (PE) | 98554-44646 |
| 5. | Cricket | Dr Satish K Gupta, Professor (Trg Unit), 14, College Building, COAE&T | 96460-20159 | Dr. Sukhbir Singh, Asst. Director (PE) | 98554-44646 |
| 6. | Cycling | Dr Anoop Kumar Dixit, Principal Scientist, FMPE, Prototype Production Center, COAE&T | 94176-70888 | Dr. Paramvir Singh, Asst. Director (PE) | 88725-75777 |
| 7. | Football | Dr Harpal S Bhullar, Entomologist, Dept. of Vegetable Science, COH&F | 93566-62522 | Mr. Ajay Kumar, Swimming Coach | 98151-05108 |
| 8. | Hand Ball | Dr Ramandeep Singh, Director & Professor Business Management, School of Business Studies, COBS&H | 98140-19470 | Dr. Sukhbir Singh, Asst. Director (PE) | 98554-44646 |
| 9. | Hockey | Dr Vishavjeet S Hans, Prof., ME, Room No. 74, ME, COAE&T | 97790-19304 | Mr. Gurteg Singh, Hockey Coach | 89687-33188 |
| 10. | Kabaddi | Dr Navprem Singh, Dept. of Fruit Science, COH&F | 81461-00711 | Mr. Ajay Kumar, Swimming Coach | 98151-05108 |
| 11. | Lawn Tennis | Dr Harmeet Singh, Professor, Agronomy, COA | 75891-69878 | Mr. Gurteg Singh, Hockey Coach | 89687-33188 |
| 12. | Roller Skating | Dr Rakesh Rathore, Asst. Prof., School of Business Studies, COBS&H | 93527-34860 | Dr. Paramvir Singh, Asst. Director (PE) | 88725-75777 |
| 13. | Shooting | Dr RIS Gill, Principal Scientist, Dept. of Agro Forestry, COH&F | 81466-00670 | Dr. Paramvir Singh, Asst. Director (PE) | 88725-75777 |
| 14. | Table Tennis | Dr Sunil Garg, Sr Research Engineer, SWE, 218, PG Building, COAE&T | 94633-19365 | Mr. Gurmeet Singh, Athletic Coach | 98880-67037 |
| 15. | Volley Ball | Dr. Varinder Singh Saimbhi, Asstt. Engineer FMPE, 3, Pathak Energy Lab, COAE&T | 98889-97069 | Mrs. Kanwaljit Kaur, Deputy Director (PE) | 98551-89096 |
| 16. | Weight Lifting | Dr Davinder Singh, Ext. Scientist, Extension Education, COA | 97794-61407 | Mr. Gurmeet Singh, Athletic Coach | 98880-67037 |
| 17. | Heritage Games | Dr Kuldeep Singh, Head, Extension Education, Dept. of Ext. Edu., COA | 98889-00329 | Mr. Ajay Kumar, Swimming Coach | 98151-05108 |
| 18. | Hiking Trekking & Mountaineering Committee | Dr Rajwinder Singh, Zoologist, Dept of Zoology, COBS&H | 98142-43289 | Mr. Gurpreet S Virk, Welfare Officer (Boys) | 98888-15653 |
| 19. | Atam Pargas Social Welfare Council | Dr. Bikramjit Singh, Mechanical Engineering, COAE&T | 94781-80349 | Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, Microbiology, COBS&H | 95014-25355 |
 | Dr Rupinder Kaur | Associate Director Culture | Students’ Home Mobile : 97797-00905 E-mail : culture@pau.edu |
 | Sh Satvir Singh | Registering Officer | Students’ Home Mobile : 98888-83172 E-mail : satvirsingh@pau.edu |
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| Dr A S Khehra Open Air Theatre | Dr Manmohan Singh Auditorium |
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| Dr B P Pal Auditorium | Shaheed Bhagat Singh Auditorium |
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| Presidents/Secretary of Various Clubs/Committees constitutes for Cultural Activities | |||||
| Sr. No. | Club/Committee | President | President Contact | Secretary | Secretary Contact |
| 1 | University Dance, Drama & Music Club (UDDMC) | Dr Vishal Bector | 98761-62476 | Dr Rupinder Kaur | 97797-00905 |
| 2 | University Fine Arts & Photography Club (UFAPC) | Dr Abhishek Sharma | 94175-38509 | Sh Satvir Singh | 98888-83172 |
| 3 | Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle (GGSSC) | Dr Boota Singh | 81461-00360 | Dr Gurteg Singh | 98150-98883 |
| 4 | Atam Pargas Social Welfare Council | Dr. Bikramjit Singh | 94781-80349 | Dr. Jaspreet Kaur | 95014-25355 |
| 5 | University Speakers’ Forum (USF) | Dr Ashoo Toor | 98148-23816 | Sh Satvir Singh | 98888-83172 |
| 6 | PAU Inspires Club (PIC) | Dr Amandeep Singh | 62800-60543 | Sh Gurpreet Singh | 98888-15653 |
| 7 | Young Writers’ Association (YWA) | Dr Bikramjit Singh | 78889-43263 | Sh Satvir Singh | 98888-83172 |
Welcome to the University Counselling and Placement Guidance Cell of
Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana.
Dr Sandeep Jain, Incharge
At PAU, we believe that nurturing talent goes beyond classrooms and laboratories. Our Counselling and Placement Cell serves as a bridge between students and the world of opportunities, helping them prepare, connect and succeed in their professional journeys.
We are committed to equipping our students not only with knowledge and technical skills but also with the confidence, adaptability and values required in today’s competitive environment. Through career counselling, skill development workshops, resume guidance, and campus placement drives, the Cell works tirelessly to enhance the employability and career readiness of our graduates.
Our collaborations with leading organizations across agriculture, agribusiness, food industry, research institutions, banking and allied sectors reflect the trust recruiters place in PAU students. The achievements of our alumni stand as testimony to the University’s legacy of excellence.
We extend an open invitation to industry partners, alumni and recruiters to strengthen their association with PAU and contribute to building future leaders of Indian agriculture. We also warmly invite our students to actively engage with the Cell and make full use of the resources provided.
Dr. Sandeep Jain
Incharge
University Counselling and Placement Guidance Cell
University Counselling & Placement Guidance Cell Team
| Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
| 1 | Dr. Sandeep Jain | Incharge University Counselling & Placement Guidance Cell |
| 2 | Dr. Vandana Kanwar | Professor Human Development & Family Studies |
| 3 | Mr. Gurpreet Singh | Welfare Officer |
| 4 | Dr. Ranjeet Kaur | Teaching Assistant Mass Communication & Journalism |
Central Steering Committee
| Sr. No | Name | Designation |
| 1 | Dr. Sandeep Jain, Incharge UCPGC | Convener |
| 2 | Dr. Rajwinder Singh, Zoologist, COBS&H | Member |
| 3 | Dr. Monika Gupta, Associate Professor, COHF | Member |
| 4 | Dr. Preeti Birwal, Scientist, PFE, COAE&T | Member |
| 5 | Dr. Ritu Rani, Plant Pathologist, COA | Member |
| 6 | Dr. Rupeet Gill, Assistant Professor, COHF | Member |
| 7 | Dr. Krishan Kumar Sharma, Assistant Professor, COA | Member |
| 8 | Dr. Rashmi Upreti, Extension Scientist, COCS | Member |
| 9 | Dr. Trina Adhikary, Assistant Professor, COHF | Member |
| 10. | Sh. Gurpreet Singh, Welfare Officer | Member |
College level Placement Coordinators
| Sr. No | College Name | Name of the coordinator |
| 1 | College of Agriculture | Dr. Lakhwinder Kaur Dhaliwal, Professor |
| 2 | College of Community Science | Dr. Sonika Sharma, Professor |
| 3 | College of Basic Sciences & Humanities | Dr. Arjinder Kaur, Principal Agricultural Economist |
| 4 | College of Horticulture & Forestry | Dr. Trina Adhikary, Assistant Professor |
| 5 | College of Agricultural Engineering & Technology | Dr. Satish Gupta, Professor |
| 6 | College of Agriculture, Ballowal Saunkhri | Dr. Varun Attri, Silviculturist, Regional Search Station |
Objectives of University Counselling and Placement Guidance Cell
Activities of the University Counselling and Placement Guidance Cell
Activities : Campus recruitment drives at PAU Placement Cell
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Types of Résumés / CVs
Focus: Work/academic history in reverse chronological order (latest first).
Best for:
Structure:
Pros: Easy to read, preferred by recruiters, shows career growth.
Cons: Gaps in career/education become visible.
Focus: Skills and competencies rather than timeline.
Best for:
Structure:
Pros: Hides employment gaps, emphasizes skills.
Cons: Recruiters may feel it lacks concrete experience.
Focus: Blends skills first + chronological work history.
Best for:
Structure:
Pros: Balanced view of skills + experience.
Cons: Can become lengthy; needs careful formatting.
The Students’ Home building developed as a fully fledged central hub of cultural activities for the students of PAU, it was inaugurated by former Vice Chancellor Dr. M.S. Randhawa on 15th August, 1971. The primary objective of the Students’ Home is to utilize spare time of the students in the best possible manners by providing various facilities for their knowledge, comfort and relaxation.
The Building of Students Home consist of a large glazed reading room with comfortable sofas and tables for the sitting arrangement and racks for magazines and news papers in English, Punjabi and Hindi. It has an indoor auditorium with sitting capacity of 150 persons and Students’ Home Open Stage with the sitting capacity of 500 persons for organizing functions, seminars and parties of students and staff members. Art exhibitions are also being arranged for students and staff from time to time. Many canteens carter to the needs of the students, staff members and their guests by providing them hot and cold drinks, sweets and snacks. Stationary items, Photostat machines and other facilities are also provided near the complex. A free of cost internet facility is also available for the students.
The university provides free medical facility to its bonafide students. The office of Director Students’ Welfare issues medical files from the office of Students’ Home to the bonafide students of the University for their treatment in PAU Hospital. Stickers for the two wheelers (only for students) i.e. motor cycles, scooters, activa etc. to ensure entry in to PAU campus are also issued to the bonafide students of the university.
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Conduct of NSO Programme
Every student of bachelor’s degree course is required to opt any one programme among the three namely: National Sports Organization (NSO), National Cadet Corps (NCC) and National Service Scheme (NSS) subject to the condition that NSO will be restricted to only those students who show marked proficiency in sports. Under this programme which is specially designed to develop the physical fitness level of the students through different activities and also to teach the various techniques, skill and tactics of particular games.
AWARDS
Rs. 20,000/- Best Wrestler of the Year
Rs. 10,000/- First Best Physique
Rs. 7,000/- Second Best Physique
Rs. 3,000/- Third Best Physique
Rs. 10,000/- First Best Sportsman of the year
Rs. 7,000/- Second Best Sportsman of the year
Rs. 3,000/- Third Best Sportsman of the year
Rs. 10,000/- First Best Sportswoman of the year
Rs. 7,000/- Second Best Sportswoman of the year
Rs. 3,000/- Third Best Sportswoman of the year
Rs. 10,000/- Best Coach of the University
These awards will be decided as per the prescribed criteria.
INCENTIVES
To encourage the sportspersons who excel in different sports competition at University, Zonal/All India Inter Varsity, State, National and International Levels.
A number of incentives provided to the students as per prescribed criteria as under :
Allotment of cubical to outstanding sportspersons in UG classes.
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PIC of Divyansh | PIC of Surmeet |
Divyansh Verma, COCS Won Silver Medal in Installation event during the 38th AIU Inter-University National Youth Festival organized by the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi held from March 3-7, 2025 at the campus of Amity University, Noida | Surmeet Kaur, COA Won Silver Medal in Installation event during the 38th AIU Inter-University National Youth Festival organized by the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi from March 3-7, 2025 at the campus of Amity University, Noida |
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PIC of Harsimar | Pic of Tisha |
Harsimar Kaur, COCS Won Silver Medal in Installation event during the 38th AIU Inter-University National Youth Festival organized by the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi held from March 3-7, 2025 at the campus of Amity University, Noida | Tisha, COCS Won Silver Medal in Installation event during the 38th AIU Inter-University National Youth Festival organized by the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi held from March 3-7, 2025 at the campus of Amity University, Noida |
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Pic of Tarun Kapoor | Pic of Harleen Kaur |
Tarun Kaoor, COA Won Gold Medal in Elocution & Silver Medal in Debate event during the 37th AIU Inter-University National Youth Festival organized by the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi held from March 28 to April 1, 2024 at the campus of Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana | Harleen Kaur, COA Won Silver Medal in Debate event during the |
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Pic of Chahak Jain | Pic of Gurkanwal |
Chahak Jain, COBSH Won Bronze Medal in Rangoli event during the | Gurkanwal Kaur, COBSH Won Gold Medal in Panel Discussion event during the National Youth Festival organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, New Delhi held from January 12 to 16, 2022 |
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