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Guarav passes his qualifying exam!

Dr. Steele Exams May 22, 2015October 12, 2021Quals
Gaurav

Congratulations to Gaurav Mukherjee for passing his qualifying exam!

At the University of Washington the qualifying exam is a combination of written and oral exams that test your knowledge in mechanical engineering. After passing, Gaurav is now officially a PhD Candidate in Mechanical Engineering.

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