When is the merit list released for the BSc in CSJMU Kanpur?

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Rashmi Karan | Contributor-Level 9

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CSJMU Kanpur BSc merit lists are generally published a few weeks after the application window closes. This usually happens in July or August, depending on the academic calendar. The university releases different lists for different departments and categories. You can check your rank using your regis

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