Class XI admissions start at Saloh school

Our Correspondent Una, August 16 Admissions to Class XI at Central School, Saloh, in Haroli subdivision, for science and commerce streams have begun. This was stated here today by school management committee chairman and Una DC Raghav Sharma. The DC...

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Updated At : 11:37 AM Aug 17, 2021 IST

Our Correspondent

Una, August 16

Admissions to Class XI at Central School, Saloh, in Haroli subdivision, for science and commerce streams have begun. This was stated here today by school management committee chairman and Una DC Raghav Sharma.

The DC said the minimum marks in the matriculation examination for admissions to both streams had been fixed at 55 per cent, adding that the interested students could get themselves registered by August 23 on the school campus.

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