Electronics and Regulation division gained GNDU inter-department soccer tournaments

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AMRITSAR: The Guru Nanak Dev College Inter-Division Soccer Competitors concluded within the soccer floor of the College with pleasure and sportsmanship. A complete of 29 Boys and 19 Women groups from numerous departments showcased their athletic prowess within the spirited occasion.

Within the Boys Part, the Division of Electronics secured the highest place, adopted by the Division of Physics in 2nd place and the Division of Laptop Science in third. The MYAS GNDU Division of Sports activities Sciences and Medication displayed commendable efficiency, securing the 4th place.

Within the Women Part, the Division of Regulation emerged victorious in 1st place, adopted by the USFS in 2nd place and the Division of Physics in third. The Division of Laptop Engineering secured the 4th place.

Dr Bimaldeep Singh, Head of the Division of Regulation, and Dr Amandeep Singh introduced trophies to the winners on the awards ceremony. Dr Amandeep Singh, Trainer In-charge of GNDU Campus Sports activities and Nodal Officer for the FIT INDIA Program, Authorities of India, expressed satisfaction with the participation and the aggressive spirit displayed by all groups.

Dr. Bimaldeep Singh stated that GNDU Inter-Division sports activities competitions displays the college’s dedication to selling bodily health, camaraderie, and a tradition of wholesome competitors amongst its various tutorial departments.

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