How many students can do B.Sc at Allahabad State University?

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Sudeep R | Contributor-Level 7

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Usually 120 students can enter Allahabad State University for undergraduate degree. However, the main school had 123 seats, but a few years ago, around 190 students were admitted every year.

According to Times of India, 26,599 students, including 18,215 boys and 8,384 girls, registered for the

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