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Online UG, PG programmes gaining traction among students, say Calicut varsity officials

While approximately 1,460 students enrolled in the February 2026 session, as many as 4,500 enrolled in the August 2026 session, say varsity officials

The Hindu KeralaOctober 31, 20261 min read
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Online UG, PG programmes gaining traction among students, say Calicut varsity officials

While approximately 1,460 students enrolled in the February 2026 session, as many as 4,500 enrolled in the August 2026 session, say varsity officials

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