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Seminar on student visas

BANGALORE: The British Council is organising a seminar on student visas at the British Library here on June 17 at 4 p.m. through a video conference from the British Council, Chennai, for those who have secured admission to U.K. institutions for the September/October 2008 intake.

The seminar will be useful for those who are in the process of applying for student visas and who are planning to go to the U.K. for higher studies.

For further information on the seminar, contact 080-2248 9220 or e-mail bl.bangalore@in.british council.org.

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