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Academic Council Agra Allahabad University appointed Arabic B.Sc Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Commerce Books recommended candidate certificate Chairman Chancellor Chapter Chemistry Committee Constitution course Court D.Sc Dean Degree of Bachelor Department Describe Discuss E. C. resolution Economics elected English equation Executive Council Explain Faculty five questions Give Government Hindi History Hon'ble Honours Hostel India leave Lecturer LL.B Lucknow M. A. O. College M.A. Previous M.Sc medal ment Muir Central College Name Nath Ordinances Organisation Persian Ph.D Prasad prescribed Principles Registrar residence Sanskrit scholarships Science SECOND PAPER Statutes student teacher Teaching University theory Thur Time-Three hours tion Tues United Provinces University of Allahabad Urdu Vice-Chancellor viva voce Warden Write از است ان او اور به تو دل سے کا که کو کے لا ما میں هر هے के को
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