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5 Indian students make it to Global Student Prize 2023 shortlist

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global student prize: Global Student Prize 2023: Shortlist includes 5 Indians

Five Indian students have made it to the top 50 shortlist for the Chegg.org Global Student Prize 2023. The prize of $100,000 goes to one student who has made an impact on learning, their peers, and society at large. The finalists from India are Namya Joshi, Vinisha Umashankar, Gladson Vaghela, Padmaksh Khandelwal, and Ravinder Bishnoi.

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