Anurag Kapavarapu Wins First Place at Cyber Fest 2026, CBIT
Anurag University congratulates Anurag Kapavarapu, a third-year B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering student, on securing First Place in the Special Problem Statement Track at Cyber Fest 2026, hosted by Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (CBIT), Hyderabad.
Competing against talented participants from various institutions, Anurag distinguished himself by tackling a challenging, specialised problem statement and delivering a winning solution, earning both the top position and a cash prize of Rs.15,000. Competitions like Cyber Fest are valuable proving grounds where students apply their knowledge to real, often complex problems under competitive conditions, sharpening their analytical thinking, technical execution, and composure. A first-place finish in a dedicated problem-solving track is a clear indicator of strong fundamentals and creative application, the hallmarks of an engineer ready for real-world challenges.
This achievement reflects the problem-solving culture and technical depth that Anurag University strives to instill in its students, encouraging them to test themselves on external platforms and represent the institution with pride. The university applauds Anurag Kapavarapu's success and looks forward to his continued excellence in future competitions and his engineering journey.
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