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This document is a course registration certificate for Qnhnal Vaal's third year studying at Mindanao State University, General Santos Campus. It lists their name, course of study, year, and ID number. It also provides details of the courses taken including subject code, section, description, days/time, room, units, and total units of 7. It indicates a scholarship status and paying status.
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![Name:
Qnhnal Vaal
Course: ABPOS
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Year: 3
Mindanao State Llnil'eisatv
General Santos Campus
General Sanios City
Certificate of R*gistraticn
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Scholarship Status:
IDNO:
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Subjcode Section
HIST 5 ISED
POL SCI 11OA J2
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POL SCI 130 F2
Description
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Room Bicig Units
3
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