MGUG Student Pankaj Chaurasia Advances to MY Bharat Budget Quest 2026 Finals
In a remarkable achievement, Pankaj Chaurasia, a dedicated National Service Scheme (NSS) volunteer from the Mata Shabari unit at Mahayogi Gorakhnath University (MGUG), has been selected for the final round of the prestigious MY Bharat Budget Quest 2026. This national-level virtual interaction programme offers participants a unique opportunity to engage directly with the Prime Minister of India, as confirmed by the university authorities.
Overcoming Intense Competition
Pankaj, a second-year Bachelor of Pharmacy (B Pharma) student, secured his place in the final stage after competing against an impressive pool of over 1.2 million participants from across the country. His selection highlights not only his academic prowess but also his commitment to civic engagement and national service through the NSS.
Final Round Schedule and University Support
The final round of the MY Bharat Budget Quest 2026 is scheduled to be held on April 12 and 13, 2026. In recognition of this significant accomplishment, senior officials from Mahayogi Gorakhnath University have extended their heartfelt congratulations to Pankaj.
University Vice-Chancellor Surinder Singh, Registrar Pradeep Kumar Rao, Deputy Registrar (Administration) Shrikant, Pharmacy Department Head Shashikant Singh, NCC ANO Sandeep Srivastava, NSS Programme Coordinator Dhananjay Pandey, and Programme Officer of the Mata Shabari unit Amit Upadhyay have all wished him success in the upcoming final stage. Their collective support underscores the institution's pride in his achievement and its commitment to fostering student excellence.
Significance of the Achievement
This selection places Pankaj Chaurasia among a select group of finalists in a high-profile national competition that aims to empower youth and encourage their participation in governance and budgetary processes. The MY Bharat Budget Quest 2026 serves as a platform for young Indians to voice their ideas and contribute to national development, with the added incentive of potential interaction with the Prime Minister.
As Pankaj prepares for the final round, his journey from Gorakhpur to the national stage exemplifies the potential of students from regional universities to excel on a larger scale. The university community and local residents are eagerly anticipating his performance, hoping for a successful outcome that will bring further recognition to MGUG and the region.
