There is no place for the happiness of the students who got the gold medal in the convocation ceremony. Everyone says that the dream of getting gold medal will be fulfilled. All the toppers are very excited to get the gold medal in the convocation ceremony to be held on 15th December in CCSU.
All the toppers were called in the campus on Tuesday and their forms were verified. It is also necessary to get the form verified for bringing family members along. The toppers were rehearsed regarding their seating order, how to go to collect the medal, etc. Toppers have been called for rehearsal on Wednesday also. Vice Chancellor Prof. Sangeeta Shukla and Registrar Dhirendra Kumar Verma inspected. NCC cadets also rehearsed.
Suruchi wants to become a judge Suruchi, a resident of Devnagar in Ghaziabad’s Modinagar, has topped the LLM from Meerut College with 69.56 marks. Suruchi passed LLB from Meerut College with 62 per cent marks. Chancellor Anandi Ben Patel will honor Suruchi with the Chancellor’s Gold Medal. Suruchi now wants to become a judge, for which she is busy preparing. His father Manoj Kumar is retired from the Indian Navy and mother Suman is a homemaker. Suruchi recently got married to Vikrant Saharan, resident of Rohta Road Shalimar Garden. Suruchi has given the credit of her success to her parents, husband and teachers of Meerut College. Suruchi says that her husband encouraged her to move forward. She says that I always studied hard but did not think that I would get the Chancellor’s gold medal.
I want to do special in the field of arts by becoming a professor: Arju
Arju Gill, a resident of Kaniya Kalyanpur village of Hapur Babugarh Cantonment, has topped in MFA Drawing and Painting from CCSU campus with 88.50 per cent marks. Chancellor Anandi Ben Patel, former President Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma will honor Arju with a gold medal. Arju did her BA from Arya Kanya PG College Hapur with 60 per cent marks. Passed 12th and 10th with first division. Arju now wants to do PhD in drawing and painting. Arju wants to become a professor in degree college. Arju’s father Naresh Gill is a farmer, mother Pushpa Devi is a homemaker. Younger brother is Arjun Gill.
Arju says that he never thought that he would get the medal from the hands of the governor. She wants to do something different in the field of arts by becoming a professor. Arju often keeps herself updated by watching artists of the country and the world through YouTube. Arju is an animal lover, she says that in future she wants to open a shelter house for animals to stay.
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I will help farmers by becoming agriculture officer: Brijesh
Brijesh Kumar, a resident of Prempur village in Bulandshahr, has topped the BSc Agriculture Amar Singh PG College Lakhawati with 81.61 per cent marks. Brijesh is now pursuing MSc Agriculture from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Agricultural University. He wants to help farmers by becoming Agriculture Officer through PCS. He says that being from the village, he is aware of the problems of the farmers. Farmers face big problems in getting loans etc. In such a situation, he wants to solve those problems by becoming an agriculture officer. Brijesh passed 10th with 85 per cent and 12th with 82 per cent marks. His father Lalit Kumar is a health worker in PHC, mother Shakuntala Devi is a homemaker. He idolises his uncle, LIC development officer Dhirendra Kumar. The credit for the success goes to Botany Professor VK Prasad. Brijesh says that he is very happy to get the Chaudhary Charan Singh Memorial Gold Medal, he did not think that he would become a topper.
Tanu wants to join the Indian Forest Service Tanu Chowdhary, a resident of Nakud Jainpur village in Saharanpur, has topped B.Sc Agriculture Gochar Mahavidyalaya Rampur Maniharan College with 80.60 per cent marks. He passed 12th from Saraswati Vidya Mandir Ambetha Peer School with 81% marks. Chancellor Anandiben Patel will honor Chaudhary Charan Singh Smriti Pratibha Puraskar II to Tanu.
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Tanu is now pursuing B.Ed from Gochar Mahavidyalaya. Tanu wants to become an officer in the Indian Forest Service through Civil Services. For this, she will now prepare for Civil Services along with B.Ed. Tanu’s father Brajveer Singh is a farmer, mother Reena Devi is a homemaker. Younger brother is Prince. Tanu tells that she did not think that she would top in such a big university. Everyone in the family is very happy that the Chancellor will give the medal to Tanu. Tanu gives the credit of her success to the teachers of the college. Tanu is not very active in social media.
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There is no place for the happiness of the students who got the gold medal in the convocation ceremony. Everyone says that the dream of getting gold medal will be fulfilled. All the toppers are very excited to get the gold medal in the convocation ceremony to be held on 15th December in CCSU.
All the toppers were called in the campus on Tuesday and their forms were verified. It is also necessary to get the form verified for bringing family members along. The toppers were rehearsed regarding their seating order, how to go to collect the medal, etc. Toppers have been called for rehearsal on Wednesday also. Vice Chancellor Prof. Sangeeta Shukla and Registrar Dhirendra Kumar Verma inspected. NCC cadets also rehearsed.
Suruchi wants to become a judge
Suruchi, a resident of Devnagar in Ghaziabad’s Modinagar, has topped the LLM from Meerut College with 69.56 marks. Suruchi passed LLB from Meerut College with 62 per cent marks. Chancellor Anandi Ben Patel will honor Suruchi with the Chancellor’s Gold Medal. Suruchi now wants to become a judge, for which she is busy preparing. His father Manoj Kumar is retired from the Indian Navy and mother Suman is a homemaker. Suruchi recently got married to Vikrant Saharan, resident of Rohta Road Shalimar Garden. Suruchi has given the credit of her success to her parents, husband and teachers of Meerut College. Suruchi says that her husband encouraged her to move forward. She says that I always studied hard but did not think that I would get the Chancellor’s gold medal.
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