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Siddhartha Academy awards full tuition waivers to two top JEE performers

P. Sujatha Varma· ·1 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 39 views
#education#scholarships#jee#Siddhartha Academy of Higher Education#Vedula Narasimha Srinivas#Gubbala Sameeraj#P. Venkateswara Rao#A.V. Ratna Prasad#M. Ravichand#G.N. Swamy
Siddhartha Academy awards full tuition waivers to two top JEE performers
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Siddhartha Academy of Higher Education awarded full tuition waivers to two students based on their JEE performance. Vedula Narasimha Srinivas and Gubbala Sameeraj received the scholarships for achieving high percentiles in the exam. The university emphasizes its commitment to supporting talented students through quality education and academic assistance.

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Siddhartha Academy of Higher Education (Deemed to be University), Vijayawada, awarded full tuition fee waiver scholarships for the entire four-year B.Tech programme to two meritorious students in recognition of their exceptional performance in the JEE.The students selected for the scholarship are Vedula Narasimha Srinivas who secured 98.04 JEE percentile and Gubbala Sameeraj who secured 97.93 JEE percentile. At a programme organised to formally announce the students’ achievement, Vice Chancellor P. Venkateswara Rao congratulated them and presented them admission allotment letters.He said Siddhartha University remains dedicated to identifying talented students, encouraging merit, and providing quality education with strong academic support.

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