Kanishka Bontapally Secures Semester Exchange at EPITECH, France
Anurag University is delighted to congratulate Kanishka Bontapally, a B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering student from the 2024-2028 batch, on securing a six-month Semester Exchange opportunity at EPITECH, France, one of Europe's well-regarded institutions for technology and computer science education.
The exchange will give Kanishka the chance to study within a different academic culture, collaborate with international peers, and gain global exposure that complements her engineering foundation at Anurag. Opportunities like this are invaluable: they broaden perspectives, build adaptability, and help students develop the cross-cultural confidence that today's global technology industry values highly.
This achievement reflects Anurag University's ongoing efforts to forge international academic partnerships and create pathways for students to learn, grow, and excel beyond national borders. It also speaks to Kanishka's own merit, initiative, and readiness to embrace new challenges. As she prepares for this enriching chapter abroad, the university takes pride in supporting her journey and continues its commitment to turning students' abroad-study aspirations into tangible reality, one opportunity at a time.
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