Can I migrate from Rayat Bahra Ropar Campus to Rayat Bahra University Kharar? I am pursuing B.Com LL.B(1st year).

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Rishita Sharma
4 weeks ago

Ropar Campus and Greater Mohali campus are both part of the Rayat Bahra Group but function as seperate institutions. So a direct migration between the two is not as simple as an internal transfer within the same university. For B.Com LLB specifically since its a law program BCI rules also come into

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Sakshi K
4 weeks ago

Rayat Bahra Ropar Campus and Rayat Bahra University Kharar are both under the same Rayat Bahra Group but they function as separate institutions. So migrating between the two is not as simple as a regular internal transfer and the rules may be different compared to shifting between campuses of the sa

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