GGM Science College, Jammu, has added another milestone to its academic achievements with six students from Semester VI of the Department of Biotechnology qualifying the prestigious Graduate Aptitude Test-Biotechnology (GAT-B) 2026, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The successful students are Diksha Jangral, Ekta Rajput, Rishabh Banotra, Vanshika Gupta, Mehak Thakur, and Anzleen Kour. Their outstanding performance is a reflection of their dedication, academic excellence, and the quality of education imparted by the Department of Biotechnology.
Congratulating the students on this remarkable achievement, the Principal of GGM Science College, Prof. (Dr.) Romesh Kumar Gupta, described the success as a matter of immense pride for the institution. He stated that qualifying GAT-B, one of the country’s most prestigious national-level entrance examinations in Biotechnology, is a significant accomplishment that opens doors to premier postgraduate programmes and research opportunities. He appreciated the students for their perseverance and hard work and expressed confidence that their success would inspire the junior batches to pursue academic excellence and prepare earnestly for national-level competitive examinations.
The Head of the Department of Biotechnology, Prof. Kiran Bala, along with faculty members Dr. Neha Mahajan and Prof. Gourav Gupta, also congratulated the successful students on this noteworthy accomplishment. They lauded the students for their hard work and determination and expressed the hope that their success would motivate future batches to strive for excellence in academics, research, and innovation, thereby further strengthening the department’s legacy of quality education and scientific inquiry.
The entire GGM Science College fraternity celebrated this proud achievement and conveyed its best wishes to the students for their future academic and professional endeavours. The college remains committed to fostering excellence in higher education and nurturing young minds to excel in science, research, and innovation.
GGM Science College Achieves Another Milestone as Six Biotechnology Students Qualify GAT-B 2026
