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GDC Ganderbal hosts coding competition to boost student innovation

Held in the BCA lab, the event aimed to foster logical reasoning, programming proficiency, and a collaborative spirit among students
11:10 PM May 08, 2025 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
Held in the BCA lab, the event aimed to foster logical reasoning, programming proficiency, and a collaborative spirit among students
gdc ganderbal hosts coding competition to boost student innovation
GDC Ganderbal hosts coding competition to boost student innovation
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Srinagar, May 8: The Department of Computer Applications of Government Degree College Ganderbal successfully organised “Loopify,” a coding competition that brought together aspiring programmers and tech enthusiasts from across the department of Computer Applications.

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Held in the BCA lab, the event aimed to foster logical reasoning, programming proficiency, and a collaborative spirit among students.

The programme began with a warm welcome address by Prof.Qurat-ul-Ain, Head of the Department of Computer Applications.

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While welcoming the participants and guest, Prof.Qurat said, "This is the first-ever tech tussle of its kind in any degree college of the valley in recent past, and we're thrilled to provide a platform for our students to showcase their skills. In today's fast-paced technological landscape, events like Loopify play a crucial role in honing our students' coding skills, encouraging innovation, and fostering a sense of healthy competition. By participating in such events, our students can gauge their abilities, learn from their peers, and develop a problem-solving mindset that's essential for success in the tech industry."

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Prof. Qurat further said, “I extend a warm welcome to all participants and our esteemed guest,  Farah, a software engineer at a leading MNC, who has graciously agreed to judge our contestants today. Her industry expertise will undoubtedly provide valuable insights to our students."

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