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Education
JKBOSE exams as per schedule today
Srinagar: All Board of School Education examinations will be held as per schedule on Saturday, education minister Syed Altaf Bukhari said on Friday.“The admit...
J&K
KVIB aspirants distressed after failing to download Admit Cards
Srinagar: Hundreds of aspirants scheduled to write the test for the post of Junior Supervisors in Jammu and Kashmir Khadi and Village Industries Board...
Date Sheet
Revised Date Sheet for Kashmir University Entrance Test (KUET) 2017
Srinagar: University of Kashmir has issued the Revised Date Sheet for Kashmir University Entrance Test (KUET) 2017.According to the Revised Date Sheet, the Entrance Test...
Date Sheet
Date Sheet for Class 8th Annual (T2) Jammu Province 2017
Date Sheet for Middle Standard Examination (Class 8th) Annual Session (T-2) 2017 for Jammu Province (Summer Zone / Supplementary Winter Zones) (Regular / Private Candidates)....
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