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MoU on distance learning signed

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Updated At : 02:41 PM Jun 12, 2024 IST

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Hoshiarpur, June 11

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SD College, Hoshiarpur, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL). Principal Prashant Sethi said the collaboration aims to provide individuals in the community with access to high-quality educational programmes offered by SCDL.

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“The MOU solidifies an agreement between SD College and SCDL, opening doors to a wide range of courses across various disciplines. Students who are interested in pursuing their educational aspirations through SCDL can now contact on 9417377398 or principal@sdcollegehsp.net for guidance and support throughout the admission process,” he said.

He said the college is well-equipped to assist prospective students in understanding the admission requirements. A dedicated team of experts would ensure a smooth and seamless experience for individuals seeking to enrol in the SCDL courses.

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