B.Tech Seminar schedule dates 8 EC B2 2016
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1) This document provides information about an electronics and communication engineering seminar being held at Jaipur National University for the B2 Batch of the Eighth Semester. 2) It lists the names and assigned seminar topics for 47 students, along with the scheduled presentation dates which range from February 17th to March 30th. 3) The in charge faculties are listed as Anshuman Kalla and Kalyan Acharjya, and students are advised to email kalyan.acharjya@gmail.com with any requests or queries.
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