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Chandigarh University Mechanical Engineering Students Continue Winning Streak at ASME IMECE India, Bag Rs 2.5 Lakh Prize

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Chandigarh University Mechanical Engineering Students Continue Winning Streak at ASME IMECE India, Bag Rs 2.5 Lakh Prize
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A team of mechanical engineering students from Chandigarh University won second prize in two major competitions at the ASME IMECE India 2026 event in Chennai. The team, known as 'Mech Minds United,' was recognized for their technical expertise and innovative problem-solving skills.

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This highlights the growing competitiveness and technical proficiency of Indian engineering students on a global professional stage.

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CHANDIGARH, India , Sept. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Continuing their winning streak at the national-level engineering competitions, the six-member team of Chandigarh University's engineering students has secured a consecutive podium finish at the second edition of American Society of Mechanical Engineers' (ASME) 'International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE) India 2026' (ASME IMECE India 2026) in Chennai by winning second prize in two highly competitive contests 'Brain Bolt-The Engineer's Sprint 2026' and 'MechanIQ-The Engineers' Quiz' with a combined prize amount of Rs. 2.5 lakh.

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