Gurugram University gets its own campus

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Updated At : 12:54 PM Jan 16, 2024 IST

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Gurugram, January 15

The Gurugram University will finally get its own campus after a waiting period of five years. The university today started their commerce and management classes in the new campus, which is being built on a 46-acre land in Sector 87 of Kankrola village here.

Vice Chancellor Professor Dinesh Kumar said classes for a total of 670 students of both the departments would be held in 14 rooms that were built in the new campus. He also said the campus would have the facility of a computer lab for students, along with other facilities such as a canteen, parking lot and library.

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