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Sahil Verma was born in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand on 19th September 2003. Sahil Verma’s father and mother are named Manoj Verma and Manju Devi. Sahil’s elder brother and sister’s names are Aman Verma, Ashutosh Verma, and Anjali Verma. Sahil’s father works at Uranium Corporation of India Limited and he loves his family a lot.
Since childhood, Sahil spent his childhood in Sundernagar, Jamshedpur along with his family. Sahil gave his 10th board from ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL, TURAMDIH (AECS); 12th from ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL, JADUGODA, and no he is doing his first semester at SARLA BIRLA UNIVERSITY, RANCHI.
Sahil loves to play volleyball and chess and has played school-level volleyball and led his team toward success in that field. He loves to write too. Sahil is doing post-graduation with BCA (Bachelor in computer application) and further in his life wants to become Data Analytics and serve the whole nation.
Sahil Verma
Sahil Verma was born in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand on 19th September 2003. Sahil Verma’s father and mother are named Manoj Verma and Manju Devi. Sahil’s elder brother and sister’s names are Aman Verma, Ashutosh Verma, and Anjali Verma. Sahil’s father works in Uranium Corporation of India Limited and he loves his family a lot.
Since childhood, Sahil has spent his childhood in Sundernagar, Jamshedpur along with his family. Sahil gave his 10th board from ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL, TURAMDIH (AECS); 12th from ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL, JADUGODA, and no he is doing his first semester at SARLA BIRLA UNIVERSITY, RANCHI.
Sahil loves to play volleyball and chess and has played school-level volleyball and led his team towards success in that field. He loves to write too. Sahil is doing post-graduation with BCA (Bachelor in computer application) and further in his life wants to become Data Analytics and serve the whole nation.
