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AIT Awards 36 Students, Honors Top Achievers for Excellence

Last updated: April 7, 2026 11:01 pm
Alisha Akhtar
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Karachi: Aligarh Institute of Technology (AIT) organized its fourth “Student of the Month” ceremony, awarding 36 students for their outstanding academic performance, dedication, and commitment.

Among them, Hammad (Mechatronics), Alishba Hussain (Biomedical), and Umama Humayun (Artificial Intelligence) emerged as top performers, winning the award for three consecutive months. They were also given cash prizes in recognition of their exceptional consistency and achievement.

Speaking at the event, Principal Shahid Jameel stated that such awards not only acknowledge students’ hard work but also encourage them to further enhance their abilities and aim for greater success in the future.

Convener Syed Muhammad Mohsin Kazim highlighted that the institute is committed to recognizing every hardworking student and providing them with opportunities to turn their dreams into reality.

The institute also announced that this initiative to appreciate and motivate students will continue in the future.

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