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Top Medical Colleges In Tamil Nadu To Consider For MBBS Admission
MBBS Admission 2025: From Tamil Nadu, 1,40,158 students registered for NEET UG 2025. Of these, 1,35,715 appeared, and 76,181 qualified.
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States Close Colleges, Universities Due To Rising COVID-19 Cases
As the COVID-19 cases are surging, various States and Union Territories have started closing down their colleges and universities to avoid any spread of infections.
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Jallikkatu Ban: School, Colleges Shut, Protest Turns Out To Be A Student Movement
Jallikattu Ban: Though the government had not officially declared any holiday after the protests erupted across the state, most of the colleges remain shut in the state capital from Wednesday.
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Jayalalithaa Gives Administrative Sanctions for Setting Up 2 Medical Colleges in Chennai
Implementing the announcements made on the floor of the Assembly, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has accorded administrative sanction for establishing two medical colleges in the state at an estimated cost of over Rs 400 crore.
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Top Medical Colleges In Tamil Nadu To Consider For MBBS Admission
MBBS Admission 2025: From Tamil Nadu, 1,40,158 students registered for NEET UG 2025. Of these, 1,35,715 appeared, and 76,181 qualified.
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States Close Colleges, Universities Due To Rising COVID-19 Cases
As the COVID-19 cases are surging, various States and Union Territories have started closing down their colleges and universities to avoid any spread of infections.
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Jallikkatu Ban: School, Colleges Shut, Protest Turns Out To Be A Student Movement
Jallikattu Ban: Though the government had not officially declared any holiday after the protests erupted across the state, most of the colleges remain shut in the state capital from Wednesday.
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Jayalalithaa Gives Administrative Sanctions for Setting Up 2 Medical Colleges in Chennai
Implementing the announcements made on the floor of the Assembly, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has accorded administrative sanction for establishing two medical colleges in the state at an estimated cost of over Rs 400 crore.
