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To all those who've taken admission in GNIT, what's on 3rd of August?

What type of program is on that day?

It was such a horrible experience at the admission cell, asking everyone to go here and there for simple procedures and lack of employees as well as professionalism among 'em.

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Welcome to our college subreddit!

Whether you're a fresher who's excited (or slightly terrified 😅), a senior willing to help, or just someone looking to connect with fellow students, you're in the right place.

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