Admissions for BSc agri begin

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Nawanshahr, May 25

A 4-year BSc in Agricultural College is being set up at Balowal Saunkhari, Regional Research Centre, Punjab Agricultural University, for which the admissions have started, for which application forms will be received till June 16.

Darshan Lal Mangupur, MLA Balachaur said that students of Class XII in medical, non-medical or agriculture subjects can get admission in this course. He appealed to the youth of the area to make the most of this golden opportunity as it was going to be a great facility close to their homes. The college was not only going to be a boon for the youth of Kandi area and Nawanshar, but would also cater to the needs of the students belonging to Rupnagar, Hoshiarpur and other districts. He said that this has paved the way for the youth to get quality education and employment opportunities.

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