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KU, CUS postpones all Examinations scheduled for Dec 28

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28/12/2024
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Srinagar, Dec 27 (JKNS) : Amid ongoing inclement weather conditions, including heavy snowfall in Kashmir parts, University of Kashmir and Cluster University Srinagar postponed all examinations scheduled for December 28, 2024.

In a notification issued by the university’s Assistant Controller of Examinations reads, In view of the inclement weather condition, all examinations of University of Kashmir scheduled to be held on 28.12.2024 stand postponed.

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It further stated that, fresh dates for the postponed papers shall be notified separately, it reads.

In a seperate notification issued by Controller Examinations, Cluster University Srinagar reads, all the examinations of Cluster University Srinagar scheduled on 28-12-2024 are hereby postponed due to inclement weather conditions. Fresh dates for postponed papers shall be notified separately, it reads. (JKNS)

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