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Date Sheet
CUS Date Sheet for PG Programme – 1st Semester (2019)
SRINAGAR — Cluster University of Srinagar has released the CUS Date Sheet for PG Programme – 1st Semester (2019).The Date Sheet for PG Programmes –...
Results
Cluster University Srinagar declares 1st Semester Exam Results 2018
SRINAGAR — Cluster University Srinagar has declared 1st Semester (I.G / Honor's / Professional) Regular-Batch 2018 and Backlog-Batch 2017 examination results.The results have been...
Date Sheet
Date Sheet for Cluster University Srinagar PG 1st Semester Exam 2017
Srinagar: Cluster University Srinagar has issued the Date Sheet for Cluster University Srinagar PG 1st Semester Exam 2017.The Date Sheet is for Cluster University...
Education
University of Kashmir to commence PG 1st Semester class work
Srinagar: University of Kashmir has issued an order regarding the commencement of PG 1st Semester class work.The order regarding PG 1st Semester (Batch 2017)...
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