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KU Date Sheet for B.Ed 1st & 2nd Semester Exam (May-June 2019)
SRINAGAR — The University of Kashmir has released the KU Date Sheet for B.Ed 1st & 2nd Semester Exam (May-June 2019).The Date Sheet of Bachelor...
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Kashmir University Date Sheet for B.Ed 1st & 2nd Semester (Batch: 2016-18; 2015-17)
Srinagar: University of Kashmir (KU) has released the Kashmir University Date Sheet for B.Ed 1st & 2nd Semester (Batch: 2016-18; 2015-17).The Date Sheet is...
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Date Sheet for BG 3rd Year (Session: February-March, 2018) for Kashmir, Ladakh & Jammu
Srinagar: University of Kashmir has issued the Date Sheet for BG 3rd Year (Session: February-March, 2018) for Kashmir, Ladakh & Jammu Division.The Date Sheet...
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Date Sheet for B.Ed Backlog / Late College & Mercy Chance Exam (Oct-Nov, 2017)
Srinagar: University of Kashmir has issued the Date Sheet for B.Ed Backlog / Late College & Mercy Chance Exam (Oct-Nov, 2017).The Date Sheet is for...
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