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Bangalore University announces BEd 4th sem results within six days

Bangalore University announces BEd 4th sem results within six days

The examinations concluded on November 6, and the university completed the evaluation of 9,817 answer scripts covering 2,469 students and declared the results on Friday.

Bangalore University has announced the results of its BEd 4th semester examinations within six days of the completion of the examinations.

“With November 16 being the last date to apply for the recruitment of 16,000 teaching posts in the State, the university expedited the declaration of the results to enable eligible candidates to participate in the recruitment process,” Registrar (Evaluation) R. Shivappa said.

Vice-Chancellor of Bangalore University, C. Shivaraju, said, “The evaluation and result declaration process was completed on priority to ensure that students do not miss out on employment opportunities. This reflects the university’s student-centric approach and commitment to students’ interests.”

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