Result for 800 ward attendants announced by BFUHS

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Faridkot, November 30

Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS) here declared the result of a written test conducted for 800 posts of ward attendants in the state Health Department on Monday evening.

The test was conducted on November 14 and over one lakh candidates had appeared for it in 20 districts. The BFUHS has upheld the result of the candidates whose applications have some discrepancies. All these candidates have been asked to clear the discrepancies to know their result, said BFUHS V-C Dr Raj Bahadur. — TNS

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