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Department of Instrumentation Engineering
'18 (Technical Symposium)
WORKSHOP
On Jan 25&26 only few seats are available.
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# Department Instrumentation Engineering presents Intecho'18 on Jan 25&26.
Event are listed as follows..

Livebeat 17- Event schedule