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Parents in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, have received a significant financial reprieve after the district administration ordered ten private schools to refund a staggering Rs 65 crore ($7.8 million) in excessive tuition fees.
Aspiring engineers, the wait is over! The Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (RGUKT) has unveiled the initial selection list for admissions to its prestigious Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIIT) campuses.
Students who applied for the six-year integrated BTech program between May 8th and June 25th can now check their fate on the official RGUKT website: https://www.rgukt.in/.
The selection list, available in PDF format, can be accessed by following these simple steps:
For those who made the cut, congratulations! The next step involves certificate verification, scheduled for different dates based on your chosen campus:
RGUKT Nuzvid and RK Valley Campuses: July 22nd-23rd
RGUKT Ongole Campus: July 24th-25th
RGUKT Srikakulam Campus: July 26th-27th
Remember to bring all necessary documents, including your admit card and caste certificates (if applicable) to the verification process. This step is crucial to secure your spot at your desired RGUKT IIIT campus.
Didn't find your name on the list? Don't fret! Keep an eye on the official website for further updates or reach out to the RGUKT admissions office for clarification.
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