A talent hunt for school students was organized by Rabindranath Tagore University and the winners were announced on Thursday.
The competition was organised with the aim of testing the talent of the school students and guiding them to careers. This talent hunt was organized for students from class 9 to class 12.
Priyanshi Yaduvanshi got first prize in class 9, second Abhishek Chauhan, third Gaurav Patwa. First prize in class 10 class Jitendra Singh, second Prem Singh Dangi, third Abhishek Lodhi, first prize in class 11 class Aditya Patidar, second Devendra Parmar, third Lalit Prajapati and first prize in class 12 class Khushbu Dangi, second Anupriya Gehlot, third Uma Bairagi became the winner.
The winners were announced by Rajesh Panda, National Network Manager of AISECT. He wished all the winners for a bright future. Top-3 students in each class category will be given prizes in the form of laptops, tablets and smartphones. Apart from this, the students who ranked in the top 3 summit top 10 in the class 12 category became winners of Shiksha Mitra Scholarship. They will be given Shiksha Mitra scholarship on admission to any course in Rabindranath Tagore University, under which 90 percent discount will be given in fees.
Students from classes 9 to 12 from schools in Bhopal, Raisen, Vidisha, Betul, Hoshangabad, Sehore, Dewas, Shajapur and Rajgarh participated in this competition. More than 10,000 students from 9 districts participated in the talent hunt exam. The exam was based on multiple-choice questions in which general knowledge, reasoning ability, general science, numerical ability and computer questions were asked.
On the occasion, the winners of Rabindranath Tagore Talent Hunt were greeted by Aditi Chaturvedi, Director of AISECT and said that the iSect Group organizes various creative activities to give rise to the personality development of students and their talent. Career counselling was also provided to students under this initiative.
Also, he said that next year, Talent Hunt will be conducted both online and offline so that a maximum number of students can get a chance to participate.