Bikaner Abhayindia.com The Shivbari-based Institute of Synthesis (Pre-Medical and Pre-Engineering) organized the NEET Pre-Medical Entrance Examination and JEE Student Selection, Parental Congratulation Ceremony, and Gyanotsav 2023 Cultural Program at the Bhairav Niwas Hotel. The program was opened by Synthesis patrons Revantmal Bajaj, Shyam Sundar Suthar, Nanda Devi, Prashant Goswami, Purnima Goswami and Ekta Goswami who lit a lamp and offered prayers to Maa Saraswati and Lord Ganesha.
The chief guest of the ceremony was the Union Minister of State for Justice, Arjun Ram Megwal, and the guest of honor was the additional commissioner of the department, A.H. Gauri was special guests Guman Singh Rajpurohit, Avinash Joshi, Shiv Kumar Vyas, teachers Deepak Joshi, Hanuman Suthar, Pawan Bhattad, Hina Malawat, Sanat Goswami and Satyendra Bishnoy attended the ceremony. Minister of Justice Arjunram Megwal praised the students and blessed them so that you too become a good doctor and serve the society and the country. He also talked about the five oaths of the Government of India. Minister Arjunram Megwal was honored on behalf of the Sintez family by becoming Minister of Justice.
Dr. Shwet Goswami, Academic Director of the Institute of Synthesis, said that over 140 students have been selected for NEET and JEE this year. Along with this, Goswami gave information about the special working style of the institute.
Jetmal Sutar, Administrative Director of Synthesis, while presenting prizes to the students of the 5th stage, shared his brief information with all those present in the audience. Along with this, students were also taught that this is the first step to success, so celebrate it, but this success should not go into your head.
Manoj Kumar Bajaj, Managing Director of Synthesis, in his speech encouraged students to adopt a successful and professional personality in life and keep moving forward, overcoming all the difficulties that come along the way to success. Along with this, Bajaj shed light on the various scholarships and social problems of the institute. Cultural presentations were given by students from different Gyanotsawa classes. In the program, the teachers congratulated all the guests by putting on Aparna and giving them books.
One lakh rupees each of Yash Changani and Hemanth Kumar Paliwal of Jaisalmer for getting the highest rank in the pre-medical department at Gyanotsawa and a check for 11,000 rupees for each Shaurya Khatri, Tanavu Sutaru, Vinit Verme and Harshu Chapera, Lakshya Soni for getting the highest rank in JEE. received a special award. In addition, synthesizer graduate Dr. Surabhi Valmiki was given a special award for being selected for St. Louis University, USA. This honor was given to his father, Dr. Mukesh Valmiki. In addition to all the selected synthesizers who participated in Gyanotsawa, the parents were also congratulated. The program was coordinated by Jyotiprakash Ranga and Hemant Tanwar.