In Aligarh, twenty-three students from the Department of Geology at Aligarh Muslim University have successfully cleared the esteemed Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) administered by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT). According to Professor Kunwar Faraheem Khan, the department’s Chairman, among these achievers, three students have attained top rankings, securing AIR 5, AIR 26, and AIR 96 respectively. The successful students include Moin Khan (5), Mohammad Rashid (26), Razuddin (96), Mohd Kokab (133), Ehtasham Rahi (181), Hadiyah (237), Rohit Gupta (277), Fahad Alam (378), Isma Masoom (406), Prashant Chaudhary (472), Mo Javed (507), Shoaib Khan (507), Shadab Hussain (559), Zaufishan Zehra (620), Monis Malik (754), Ghulam Rabbani (754), Mohammad Saqib Ansari (784), Sharjeel Iqbal (874), Mohd Aun (971), Nehal Khan (1027), Mohammad Ali Khan (1060), Farhan Ali (1062), and Dharmendra Kumar (1600).
Additionally, Mr. Shahrear Alam, a research scholar, has accomplished success by qualifying the State Eligibility Test (SET) conducted by the West Bengal College Service Commission, Government of West Bengal.
Professor Khan extended his congratulations to the successful students, attributing their achievement to their diligence, commitment, and the guidance provided by the faculty members.
