
New Delhi: Media & Entertainment Skills Council Champions represented the country in 2 skills named Graphic Design Technology and Industrial Design Technology at the 4th Kharovsk International Competition. This competition commenced on March 14th & the result announced recently, giving the extra color to the Holi festival. For Graphic Design Technology, Utsav from Bihar won Silver Medal whereas in the Industrial design technology MESC warriors won all 3 positions with having Kopal Gangrade from Maharashtra winning a Gold Medal, Devika Jhunjhunwala from Haryana grabbing Silver Medal and Amal Teerthankar from Gujrat reaching the 3rd position to beat 24 students across Asia. MESC champions shine bright with having 100% medal-winning ratio.
India participated in 7 skills at the 4th Kharovsk International Competition held via online mode. The competition had a participation of over 800 candidates from 12+ countries including, China, Russia, Belarus, Iran etc.

Mr. Mohit Soni, CEO, Media & Entertainment Skills Council said, “MESC’s champions made us feel proud of their performances and now we are excited to participate in upcoming international competitions. MESC champions are undergoing rigorous training during their bootcamps organized at MESC’s initiatives Authorized WorldSkills India Training Centers (AWSITC). MESC champions will represent the country at the world’s biggest Skill competition at WorldSkills Shanghai in October 2022.”
3D Digital Game Art champions are being trained by Lakshya Digital Studio, Print Media Technology champions at Advance Graphics Pune, Graphic Design Technology at DMESC Pune & Industrial Design technology at SXILL Chandigarh.

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