I want to attend webinars during the lockdown. Can someone provide the link to webinars?
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JKLU is conducting number of interesting webinars. There are two different series of webinars that is run by JKLU. One is about delivering more information about what JKLU has to offer and the career prospects in the different fields. The second series is called "signature series" these are conducted by the eminent personalities in the industrial sector and IT sector. Here is the link to the webinar series of JKLU-https://www.jklu.edu.in/events/jklu-webinar-series
This is the link to the signature series- https://www.jklu.edu.in/events/jklu-signature-session-series
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