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Admission begins in Sanjauli college

The online admission process at Government College, Sanjauli, will start on July 17. College Principal Chander Bhan Mehta said the link for admission will become functional at 10 am on the college website, http://www.gcsanjauli.com. The admission for the first-year students...
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The online admission process at Government College, Sanjauli, will start on July 17. College Principal Chander Bhan Mehta said the link for admission will become functional at 10 am on the college website, http://www.gcsanjauli.com. The admission for the first-year students in various streams will continue till July 30. The roll on admission in the second year and the final year will start from July 20 and continue till August 14. Fees, too, will be accepted online through net banking, google pay, paytm etc. In case of any query, students can contact the college.

NSUI questions admission process

The NSUI has raised questions over admissions in all colleges, claiming that the college administration has failed to handle the online admission process. Balwinder Singh Ballu, NSUI national coordinator, said the state government had announced that admissions would start by July 15, but the government had failed to keep its word. He said students were feeling restless because colleges had not initiated the admission process.

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Ekansh tops the school

Ekansh Mahajan stood first in Noorpur Public School after securing 98 per cent marks, followed by Aditya Vasu with 97 per cent. Aikakshwer Vivek scored 94.6 per cent.

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Waive prospectus fee: ABVP

The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad submitted a memorandum to Secretary, Higher Education, demanding that prospectus fee be waived for the students seeking admission in colleges. The student body also demanded that the students facing problems in admission due to network connectivity should be provided an offline option. Also, the students demanded that a fresh date for the start of admission process should be announced.

Literature society at Shoolini varsity

The faculty and students from the Department of English at Shoolini University constituted Belletristic: Shoolini Loves Literature Society to inculcate love for literature among the young and the old. It has been organising online curricular and extracurricular activities to keep the students engaged amid the stress caused due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Results of BArch, BTech Civil out

The NIT had declared the results of B Architecture (10th semester) and M Tech, Material Science & Engineering (fourth semester). Nalini Sharma topped B Arch with CGPA of 8.96. Anindya Khamaru of MTech (Material Science & Engineering) was first with CGPA of 8.76.

HPTU Vice-Chancellor releases book

Prof SP Bansal, Vice-Chancellor of Himachal Pradesh Technical University (HPTU), released a book titled ‘Emerging Trends of Modern Business’ in Hamirpur on Thursday. Four academicians of the university – Dr NN Sharma, Dr Vipin Kumar, Shashi Kumar and Madhu Bala – have compiled the book. Bansal said that the book would prove to be a guide for students in research in business management. It covers topics on Digital India Movement, Social Corporate Responsibility and Scope of Tourism Policies in the future. Rakesh Sharma, Registrar of HPTU, Prof Kulbhushan Chandel, Dean Academics, and Prof Rajender Guleria, Dean Students Welfare, were also present.

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