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Panchkula boy Sanchit brings laurels to city

PATIALA: Rajpura girl Savi managed to keep her cool while taking the test after braving long traffic jam and pressure due to delay of about 45 minutes in the start of the exam.

<p>Sanchit with his parents at his residence in Sector-20 in Panchkula on Tuesday.</p>

Bipin Bhardwaj

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, May 19

Sanchit, a resident of Sector 20, Panchklula, stood second in the Punjab Pre-Medical Test — 2015. Son of Tajinder Kumar, a government officer with CPWD in Chandigarh, Sanchit brought laurels to the city by scoring 624 marks.

A student of Bal Niketan Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 37, Chandigarh, Sanchit drew inspiration from his elder sister, a doctor at Patiala government hospital.

Kavita, the proud mother, said Sanchit studied for seven to eight hours daily. Apart from studying at school he also took pre-entrance coaching from a city-based private institute.

A beaming Sachin said, “Reading books and playing football are my stress-busters.” He gave the credit of his success to his parents, teachers and tutors.

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