DU To Conduct Re-Exams For Students Affected By Operation Sindoor, Details Here ()

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DU To Conduct Re-Exams For Students Affected By Operation Sindoor, Details Here

This provision is only for students who missed exams on scheduled dates due to issues related to Operation Sindoor, as clarified by the university.

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DU To Conduct Re-Exams For Students Affected By Operation Sindoor, Details Here ()

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