Alumnus of PCTE Group of Institutes secured 127 ranked in UPSC Examination
Raghav an alumnus of MBA- IB Batch 2014-16 secured 127 rank in the UPSC Examination
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Aug 7, 2020 10:01
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Ludhiana: PCTE Group of Institutes feels overjoyed & proud to announce that Raghav an alumnus of MBA- IB Batch 2014-16 secured 127 rank in the UPSC Examination which is considered as India’s toughest exam to crack.
While interacting with Raghav, he said that “I would take this opportunity to acknowledge the contribution of PCTE college in helping me clear UPSC CSE2019. My knowledge of optional subject i.e. management as well as the general personality traits which are required in Interview Test were the result of the learnings ingrained in me by the college faculty.”
He further added “I firmly believe that the success is achieved not just by mere knowledge but by a positive attitude with holistic mindset that is established during your academic life. The institute has helped me become such a person and i hope it will continue to do so in coming times and wish all the current students a successful dignified future with a message that ‘keep following your dreams, be perseverant, work smartly and most importantly do what you enjoy.”
Dr. Rajpreet Chatwal, Head of Department, PCTE Group of Institutes said that Raghav had great presentation, debating and managerial skills. He also added by saying that during his course he also helped his class to win Koshish (Intra college literary and cultural fest) Trophy. Besides this he also was a part of organising team during the fest. Dr. Chatwal ended by saying that Raghav was a focused student and had always aimed for IAS.
Dr. KNS Kang, Director General, PCTE Group of Institutes congratulated Raghav and said that PCTE has always encouraged its students to think out of the box and do big in life. He further added that PCTE has always tried to provide great opportunities to students where they can explore themselves to the fullest being it academically or to enhance their overall personality.
