The 45th Matriculation Ceremony

The 45th Matriculation Ceremony



The 45th Matriculation ceremony of the University, which was earlier postponed, has been scheduled to hold on Saturday, March 28th, 2020.

Thank you.



I.A.S Onyeador(Mrs.)

For: Registrar


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