85 take Meritorious School entrance exam

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Amritsar, October 5

Punjab School Education Board, Mohali, conducted entrance test for the admission of meritorious students of Classes IX to XII in Punjab.

A total of 85 students took the entrance examination for Meritorious School in the district. DEO Satinder Bir Singh informed that a total of 176 students of the district had applied for the entrance examination conducted by the Board of Education for different classes of Meritorious School. 85 students have already appeared while 91 students remained absent. He said following the Covid-19 rules, entrance examination was conducted in a peaceful manner and no objectionable material or duplicate case was found from the centre.

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