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Kurukshetra varsity MBA toppers

New Delhi, Nov. 6

Four students of Tilak Raj Chadha Institute of Management and Technology are among the top 10 ranked in the fourth semester MBA examination conducted by the Kurukshetra University. While Ms Ravneet Kaur Bindra secured the first position and a gold medal with 78.92 per cent, Ms Ruchi Sondhi, Ms Prabhjot Kaur and Mr Puneet Kumar bagged the eighth, ninth and tenth positions respectively. TIMT added that all the students of the batch have secured more than 60 per cent marks. < /p>

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