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Online transcripts face hiccup at GNDU

Updated At : 05:34 AM Mar 18, 2018 IST

Amritsar, March 17

The online transcript project at the GNDU is facing hiccups. A transcript has been rejected due to “poor” quality of the print.

The World Education Services is the authority which checks and evaluates the credentials of the people applying to study or migrate.

Earlier, a number transcripts were rejected as the authority mentioned by the university for the transcripts was not accepted by the World Education Services.

GNDU Registrar Karanjeet Kahlon said, “There is no issue of print. It is because of poor quality of the scan sent to us by the aspirant.” — TNS

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