Vet varsity invites apps for vocation certificate courses

Ludhiana, August 29 In recent years, Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University initiated several programmes including the Bachelor of Vocation (BVoc). Under the BVoc programme, the vet varsity is inviting fresh applications for the two certificate six-month courses...

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Updated At : 08:43 AM Aug 31, 2024 IST

In recent years, Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University initiated several programmes including the Bachelor of Vocation (BVoc). - File photo

Ludhiana, August 29

In recent years, Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University initiated several programmes including the Bachelor of Vocation (BVoc). Under the BVoc programme, the vet varsity is inviting fresh applications for the two certificate six-month courses — dairy and goat, and horticulture, mushroom and farm engineering. The eligibility for both the certificate courses is 10 2 (or equivalent) in any stream. The students can visit the university website (www.gadvasu.in) for further details. The objective of these certificate courses is to generate self-employment.

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