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Chandigarh, September 6

A virtual meeting of the core committee members of the online joint prospectus 2020-21 and members of the technical panel constituted for the purpose was held at the PGGC-42 yesterday to decide about the further course of action for online admissions to centralised courses (BCom/BCA/BBA/BSc) in view of the extension to admission (without late fee) till September 10 by Panjab University.

The committee recommended that applicants can submit willingness for the fourth online counselling for all centralised courses till tomorrow (September 7 till 11 am). The list of applicants and colleges allotted will be displayed on September 9 (9 am onward). — TNS

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