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Tribune News ServiceAmritsar November 18Khalsa College of Engineering and Technology (KCET) today signed an MoU with Dr BR Ambedkar National Institute of Technology (BR-NIT) Jalandhar to generate support and co-operation between two institutions. Dr Manju Bala director KCET informed that faculties would exchange scientific and technical information postgraduate theses research activities seminars workshops conferences and training programmes under the MoU. Dr Lalit Kumar Awasthi director BR-NIT said the NIT would fully cooperate and put in the best efforts to guide the students of KCET. “Our institute will completely support faculty staff and students of college for skill enhancement” added Dr Awasthi. Around 28 students recently secured top merit positions in IKG PTU and out of them seven students secured the first position in various semesters and branches.
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