THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK
Jamshedpur, March 30: RD Tata Technical Institute, a constituent of the NTTF (Nettur Technical Training Foundation), witnessed a remarkable achievement as 23 of its students were successfully selected by Sudarshan Dyes Company, headquartered in Pune.
The campus selection process, meticulously conducted by the esteemed company, comprised rigorous written examinations followed by final selection interviews.
Package of Rs 2.52 lakh per annum
The selected students showcased exemplary performance throughout the selection process, reflecting the academic excellence fostered at NTTF.
Hailing from the final year of Diploma in Tool and Die Engineering, these talented individuals have demonstrated their potential and secured positions at Sudarshan Dyes Company with a competitive package of Rs 2.52 lakh per annum.
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The selected students
Among the accomplished students are Harsh Majhi, Sahil Kumar Yadav, Sanskaar, Chiranjanjit Sahu, Sumit Kumar, Rameshwar Mahato, Ranju Kumari, Bikash Singh, Ashish Kumar Rajak, Krishna Tiwari, Abhi Das, Krishna Kumar, Ankit Kumar Tiwari, Hemraj Sahu, Anjali Sharma, Gopal Shaw, Nitesh Toppo, Bikram Singha, Devendra Kumar, Aman Kumar, Saket Kumar, Gattu Prashant Kumar, and Subham Adhikari.
Principal, faculties congratulate students
This significant accomplishment has garnered praise from the institute’s leadership, with Principal Preeta John extending her heartfelt congratulations to the successful students.
Vice Principal Ramesh Rai, along with faculty members Pankaj Ku Gupta, Deepak Ojha, Laxman Soren, Nakul, Suman Prasad, Deepak Sarkar, and Anil K Jawali, joined in commending the students for their remarkable achievement.
The success of these students stands as a testament to the rigorous academic training provided by NTTF.
Placement officers Neha and Mithila played a pivotal role in facilitating the selection process, while Deputy Managing Administrative Officer Varun Kumar expressed his best wishes for the students’ future endeavours.
