Edunomix India Economics Essay Competition
The first edition of the Edunomix India Economics Essay Competition came to an end with great success. Organized by Akshat Bhaskar, the President of the India Chapter, and Ishaan Harish from the India team, this year's competition drew participation from over 19 states across the nation, making it a truly successful event.
This year's theme challenged participants to delve into economic and policy-related issues. The essays showed depth in analysis, sharpness in thought, and fresh new insights on topics relevant to India. The best entry came from Aashni Mishra of Delhi, who won the best essay by delving into the NEET 2024 scandal. Her work highlighted systemic flaws and also offered concrete solutions.
Edunomix Institute takes a lot of pride in the organization of events that encourage talent and thought-provoking discussion over economics.
Congratulations to all participants for their contributions and especially to Aashni Mishra for her outstanding achievement. We look forward to continuing this journey of fostering economic thought leadership in future editions.
1st: Aashni Mishra
(Delhi)
A fair and transparent examination system would be essential for the future of medical education in India to make sure merit triumphs so that the right students get admission into medical colleges according to their capabilities and efforts.
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(Kolkata)
The NEET UG 2024 scandal exposed serious malpractices in the examination system, causing distrust and anxiety in students and their families.
Read More3rd: Sreedeesh Pandey
(Bengaluru)
The future of cryptocurrencies is uncertain, but the potential for disruption is clear. Even with drawbacks like regulation and volatility remaining a stronghold, continued innovation and development in the cryptocurrency space might signal a more inclusive, efficient, and decentralized financial system.
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