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BSc hospitality mop-up round in farm varsity on August 21

22 vacant seats in merit-based admissions

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Updated At : 06:50 AM Aug 20, 2024 IST

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Palampur, August 19

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The mop-up round of counselling has been scheduled for August 21 for vacant self-financed seats in the BSc (Hospitality and Hotel Administration) course of the College of Community Science, Chaudhary Sarwan Kumar Himachal Pradesh Agricultural University, Palampur.

According to a spokesperson of the university, there are 22 vacant seats in merit-based admissions under the self-financed category of the course. Applicants can participate in the process by registering their presence under the mop-up round on August 21 at the college.

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For more information, candidates can visit the university’s website, http://hillagric.ac.in. — OC

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