Does Shanghai International University in Manipur conducts an intermediate examination or not?

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Satyam Singh | Contributor-Level 6

a year ago

The Shanghai International University (SIU) in Manipur, conducts examination based on its carriculum and enrolled programs, which contains:

Term-End Examination
On-demand Examination

However, SIU does not conduct any intermediate examinations for external candidates. The university primarily focuses on

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