the Prepa Tec students are the best in the areas of science in National Science Competition Inter
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the Prepa Tec students are the best in the areas of science in National Science Competition Inter
preparatory
the Prepa Tec students are the best in the areas of science in National Science Competition Inter
preparatory 
Days 11 and February 12 was held in Monterrey Campus facilities National Science Competition Preparatory Inter ITESM, involving high school students from different campuses and schools. This year the students of the Prepa Tec had an outstanding participation in all areas. 
In Mathematics swept the top five: the first was for Gabriel Macias Godoy, Alejandro Casas Berazaluce second for both the Campus Eugenio Garza Lagüera, the third place went to Erick Cardenas Rodrigo Casas del Campus Eugenio Garza Sada in Fourth was Cesar Ramirez of Saints Ceglo and the fifth was for Diego Gutiérrez Upper Valley Campus Yépiz. Physics In the area of \u200b\u200bthe fourth and fifth place went to students Yepiz and Diego Gutiérrez Herrera Luis Enrique Cortes Upper Valley Campus. fifth in Chemistry was for Germain Campus Alfonso Garza García Eugenio Garza Sada.
Biology in the area of \u200b\u200bthe fourth place went to Jesus Antonio Siller Farfán Campus Eugenio Garza Sada, who is also a National Team of the Biology Olympiad. 
The competition is focused on the areas of science and aims to recognize and reward academic talent at the high school level of education. The event took place in Monterrey Campus facilities and this edition was attended by over 300 local students.
The competition is focused on the areas of science and aims to recognize and reward academic talent at the high school level of education. The event took place in Monterrey Campus facilities and this edition was attended by over 300 local students. Congratulations to the participants and winners!
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