Prospectus launching before the onset of the admission season has become cliché in colleges. Bangalore University has taken the cue and is coming out with a booklet giving students a glimpse of the university the courses on offer.
“The booklet has been long overdue. The booklet is more about introducing the university to the outside world and is also meant to be a reference book,” says Prof M S Thimmappa, the Vice-Chancellor.
With a foreword on the university by the Vice-Chancellor, the booklet gives a bird’s eye view of the courses offered at its sprawling Jnana Bharathi campus on the city’s outskirts and at Central College.
It also explains in simple terms, the admission procedure.
More: newindpress.com
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