CGC University, Mohali Where Champions
Are Made

Hailing from the state of Karnataka, Shilpa was put against a life-altering challenge at a very young age when she lost her left leg in a severe road accident. However, unaffected by this adversity, she rose through the ranks of Indian para-sports.

Eventually, she reached the international stage. Then came 2026, when Shilpa won the bronze medal in the Women's Shot Put F57 event at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, held in Glasgow. In fact, her victory alongside teammate Sharmila Dhankar's historic gold medal in the same event, marked India's first-ever double podium finish in a para-athletics event at the Commonwealth Games.

Starting his journey with CGC University, Mohali, Krish was able to aid his development with our state-of-the-art infrastructure, which is designed to leverage the latest sports equipment for an optimal brand of development in every aspiring athlete's case. Apart from this, students can also develop under the stewardship of India's most respected trainers, all while enjoying a special sports scholarship of upto 2 Cr.

This whole experience would empower Krish to represent India at the IHF Trophy (Men's Youth & Junior Championship) – South-Central Asia Zone, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Mr. Sujith M.S. joined CGC University, Mohali, with a dream of reaching the sports pinnacle. Fortunately for him, at our institution, he was able to access an industry-leading sports infrastructure and expert-grade mentorship, provided by some of India's most respected trainers. Thanks to that, Sujith would go on to become a gold medalist in Para Athletics, while qualifying Asian Para Games 2026. Not only this, he also went out and became the National Record Holder in Long Jump.

A student of CGC University, Mohali, who secured Silver Medal at the Asian U19 Boxing Championship held in Jakarta

Coming from Haryana, Megha would go on to make a name for themselves at a very young age. You see, so far, she has represented India at IBA World Junior Championships (2023), where she made it all the way to the final. She then took part in the 7th Youth Men & Women National Boxing Championship. Here, she successfully clinched the Silver Medal and took her legacy to a whole new level. However, the best was still yet to come, as in 2026, Megha managed to secure the Silver Medal in the 80kg division.

Monal entered the CGC University, Mohali's sports ecosystem with a sole dream of becoming a Kickboxing Champion. Leveraging our smart sports infrastructure, she eventually grew into a world-class athlete, who would go on to win a sensational 9 International Gold Medals in countries like Russia, Turkey, Jordan, and more. Not only this, Monal had also locked in Silver Medals at esteemed competitions, including World Kickboxing Championship 2022, Italy, while securing bronze in events such as Italian Kickboxing World Cup 2025.

Arriving at CGC University, Mohali's School of Physical Education & Sports Sciences, Holina brought with her a legacy of winning and making India proud. For better understanding, she was already a Gold medalist at the state level. Apart from that, she had also emerged as the ultimate winner at the North East Olympic Games 2022 in Wrestling.

With the state honour in her ranks, Holina then went on to clinch Gold at the National Powerlifting competition. Her immense potential, as well as a tendency to deliver at the biggest of all stages, was even validated with the captain's role for U18 Indian.

Ms. Lakshu joined CGC University, Mohali, under our B.Sc. Sports Science program, where she accessed expert-grade mentorship from some of India's biggest coaches, along with top-notch training facilities and access to multi-level competitions. Together, these features empowered her to achieve the Gold medal at the 8th Youth Men & Women National Boxing Championship, held in Guwahati, Assam. Thanks to her performances, Lakshu was also selected to represent India at the Asian U-19 Boxing Championship held in Jakarta, Indonesia. Hold on, there is more, considering Lakshu's remarkable quality and consistency would once again bring her to the international stage at the World Boxing U19 World Championships in Budva, Montenegro

Dhruv came to CGC after learning about our best-in-class sports ecosystem. This ecosystem would go on to give him a seamless access of our smart training facilities, empowering him to represent India in the IHF Trophy (Men's Youth & Junior Championship) – South-Central Asia Zone, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Dhruv's success story builds upon CGC's longstanding track-record of producing top-level athletes, all with a special sports scholarship of 2 Cr.

Sujal joined CGC University, Mohali, to fuel a relentless pursuit of sporting excellence. In this journey, he would get to leverage a top-notch sports infrastructure, inclusive of everything from football fields and cricket pitches to basketball courts and boxing rings. With mentorship from India's best trainers also coming into play, Sujal grew into a bright national latent, who also represented Indiaat the 19th Asian Junior Handball Championship 2026, held in China.

Pursuing Bachelor of Physical Education & Sports at CGC University, Mohali, Surya Kant Yadav is best-known for representing India at the BWF World Para Badminton Championships in Manama, Bahrain, where he won the Bronze Medal in the Men's Doubles (SL3–SL4).

However, that's not all. Surya has also achieved the prestigious World Rank No. 1 in the Para-Badminton Doubles category, and at the same time, consistently ranked within Top 10 globally in both Singles and Mixed Doubles categories. In case that doesn't sound impressive enough, then we ought to mention the fact that, just in over 2 years' time, he grabbed over 20 international medals for India.

A student of CGC University, Mohali's School of Physical Education & Sports Sciences, Anshu's journey began with hat-trick of gold medals at state, making her name across rugby competitions like Bihar Junior State 2024, Bihar Junior National – 100m Athlete, and Junior National Rugby 7s Championship 2024, Maharashtra. She then went a step further by clinching Silver Medals in esteemed international competitions like ASIA Rugby 7s U18 Championship 2024, Malaysia, Asia Rugby 7s Championship 2024, China.

Apart from that, Anshu even struck gold in Senior National Rugby 7s Championship 2025, Guwahati, Khelo India Youth Games 2025 – Rugby 7s, as well as Junior National Rugby 7s Championship 2025, Uttarakhand. During this time, she was also ranked 2nd in the U18 Junior National 2025 player leaderboard with 11 tries and 55 points. Thanks to such a glorious track record, and her unwavering determination, Anshu Kumari was officially appointed as the captain of Team India at the Asia Rugby 7s U18, China 2026.