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SOA students who cleared OJS exam, felicitated

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Adyasha Mishra and Sitesh Mohanty being felicitated for clearing OJS exam.

Bhubaneswar: Adyasha Mishra, a student of SOA National Institute of Law (SNIL) here, who topped the Odisha Judicial Service (OJS) examination recently, was felicitated by the university’s founder President Prof. (Dr.) Manojranjan Nayak.

Also, four students of SNIL have cleared the OJS exam this year with Sitesh Mohanty ranked ninth. Two others, Samikshya Sa and Ipsita Bhoi had occupied the 15th and 17th place respectively.

Prof. (Dr.) Nayak felicitated Mishra and Mohanty at a special programme held in the university while wishing them the best in their career. The other two students could not be present as they were out of station.

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Speaking on the occasion, Prof. (Dr.) Nayak said the students had excelled in the examination because of the continuous effort and encouragement provided by SNIL Dean Prof. SAK Azad and other faculty members.

Expressing their happiness after the felicitation programme, Mishra and Mohanty said they had received great support from the Dean of the institute during their preparation for the examination.

The programme was attended, among others, by Prof. Azad, Prof. Prabir Kumar Patnaik, Senior Professor, Prof. Madhusudan Das, Senior Professor, Dr. Chinmay Kumar Mohapatra, Associate Professor and Prof. Jyoti Ranjan Das, Dean (Students’ Welfare).


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