- The competition will be organized by NCERT from December 16 to 21 at Indradhanush Auditorium, Panchkula.
- The best scientific models from different states of the country will be exhibited in the contest.
(Jind News) Jind. The landmine detector model made by Mukul, a class 12 student of Aarohi Model School, Ghasokhurd, has been selected for the 51st National Children’s Science Exhibition. This exhibition will be organized from December 16 to 21 at Indradhanush Auditorium, Panchkula. It will be organized by NCERT. In which the best scientific models from different states of the country will be exhibited. Mukul had demonstrated his model at the state level last year. Where it was highly appreciated by experts and judges. This model offers solutions to serious problems such as landmines. Which is very useful from a scientific and social point of view.
Vishal Aggarwal, principal of Aarohi Model School, said this is the result of Mukul’s hard work and the guidance of his mentor teacher Sandeep Kumar. This achievement is a source of pride not only for our school but for the entire district. Mukul has proven that our students have the potential to generate recognition at the national and international level. District education officer Sumitra said this is a result of Mukul’s hard work and the dedication of his teachers. It is a matter of pride for Jind district that students from here are making their mark at the national level. These models encourage scientific thinking among students and have the potential to generate positive changes in society. These achievements will inspire all teachers and students in the district.
Importance of competition at the national level
Talented students from different states of the country will present their scientific models at the 51st National Children’s Science Exhibition. Mukul will also exhibit his model in this competition.
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