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VIT alumnus clears Indian Forest Service Examination

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VIT alumnus clears Indian Forest Service Examination
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Saurabh Kumar Pal, a VIT alumnus, has achieved the 110th rank in the Indian Forest Service examination conducted by UPSC. He graduated with a B.Tech in Computer Science from VIT in 2022 and focused on preparing for this examination afterward. The founder and chancellor of VIT, along with other officials, congratulated him and highlighted the success of VIT alumni in competitive exams.

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An alumnus of Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) Saurabh Kumar Pal has secured 110th rank in Indian Forest Service examination conducted by UPSC.According to a press release, a native of Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh, Saurabh graduated with a B.Tech degree in Computer Science from VIT in 2022.He dedicated himself to preparing for the Indian Forest Service examination after completing his engineering studies. In a message, G. Viswanathan, founder and chancellor, VIT, and Sankar Viswanathan and Sekar Viswanathan, vice presidents, VIT, congratulated Saurabh and extended their best wishes. “VIT’s alumni continue to excel in national-level competitive examinations, bringing immense pride to the institution,” said Mr. Viswanathan and added that Mr.

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