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- Karnataka State Open University opened applications for 65 academic programs with an enrollment deadline of October 15.
- The university received approval to offer 500 seats for its Bachelor of Education program for the first time.
- Officials announced new fee waiver programs for minority students and various concessions for marginalized groups or specific professions.
- The administration plans to launch film-industry related courses and establish new skill development centers in Kalaburagi and Yadgir.
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- Establishment of skill development centers in Kalaburagi and Yadgir
- Introduction of six film industry-related courses
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A.P. Jnanaprakash
Vice-Chancellor
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“KSOU provides fee waivers and concessions to students from several categories. The university has increased the number of minority students receiving full fee waivers from 5,300 last year to 12,300 this year”
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…Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) programme at KSOU. The university has also introduced 10 online courses. Candidates who have completed PUC are eligible to apply for these programmes, he said. Fee waivers and concessions “ KSOU provides fee waivers and concessions to students from several categories. The university has increased the number of minority students receiving full fee waivers from 5,300 last year to 12,300 this year ,” he said. Scholarships are also available to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe students, while fee concessions are extended to BPL cardholders, ex-servicemen, autorickshaw and cab drivers, and employees of State…
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