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Science expo

DINDIGUL JAN. 6. The P.S.N.A. College of Engineering and Technology has organised a state-level mega science exhibition meant for high and higher secondary schools on the college premises on January 9 and 10, according to a release from the college today.

Science and engineering models created by all departments of the college would be exhibited.

About 60 schools are expected to take part. This expo would provide a platform for budding scientists in schools to exhibit their scientific projects models. Besides 17 sports and games activities, quiz, elocution in Tamil and English, and pencil sketching competitions would be conducted.

Interested schools may register their names with the college.

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