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August
The Council of Principals of Colleges in Kerala, popularly known as the Principals’ Council was registered as a body at Kozhikode under the “Registration of Societies Act” Act XXI of 1860 as S. No 21 to 1971.In the Memorandum of Association of the Council, eight aims and objectives are listed, of which the first one is “to bring together the heads of colleges in the state to study the academic and administrative problems facing them and to evolve by common consultation satisfactory solutions for them”
August
The Council of Principals of Colleges in Kerala, popularly known as the Principals’ Council was registered as a body at Kozhikode under the “Registration of Societies Act” Act XXI of 1860 as S. No 21 to 1971.In the Memorandum of Association of the Council, eight aims and objectives are listed, of which the first one is “to bring together the heads of colleges in the state to study the academic and administrative problems facing them and to evolve by common consultation satisfactory solutions for them”
August
The Council of Principals of Colleges in Kerala, popularly known as the Principals’ Council was registered as a body at Kozhikode under the “Registration of Societies Act” Act XXI of 1860 as S. No 21 to 1971.In the Memorandum of Association of the Council, eight aims and objectives are listed, of which the first one is “to bring together the heads of colleges in the state to study the academic and administrative problems facing them and to evolve by common consultation satisfactory solutions for them”
August
The Council of Principals of Colleges in Kerala, popularly known as the Principals’ Council was registered as a body at Kozhikode under the “Registration of Societies Act” Act XXI of 1860 as S. No 21 to 1971.In the Memorandum of Association of the Council, eight aims and objectives are listed, of which the first one is “to bring together the heads of colleges in the state to study the academic and administrative problems facing them and to evolve by common consultation satisfactory solutions for them”