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Convocation

Chennai: The need for young graduates to focus on quality and commitment was highlighted by Madras University Registrar M. Ranganatham at the annual convocation of A.M. Jain College, Meenambakkam, recently. According to a release, around 500 students received their graduate and post-graduate degrees. Principal G.K. Francis and secretary Sardarmull Chordia were present.

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