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Urdu Council invites applications
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Urdu Council invites applications. National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language (NCPUL), New Delhi, has invited applications for one-year and two-year diploma course in Arabic language. Those who are interested to learn basics of Arabic, this diploma course will be of immense help, according to a release by the NCPUL.
National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language (NCPUL), New Delhi, has invited applications for one-year and two-year diploma course in Arabic language. Those who are interested to learn basics of Arabic, this diploma course will be of immense help, according to a release by the NCPUL.
There is no age limit to apply for the course. No minimum educational qualifications are also required. Classes will be held on every Sunday. National Urdu Development Council, working under the aegis of Government of India, would award the degrees after successful completion of course. It would also assist students by providing books freely. Interested candidates can contact 99489 93158 for further details.
The NCPUL, in an attempt to popularize Urdu Language and its script across the country, has launched ‘One Year Diploma Course in Urdu Language’ through Hindi and English medium last year. This course has received an overwhelming response throughout the country. 598 Urdu Study Centres are running in 22 States and 234 Districts. Over 46,000 students including 22,211 girls have been registered for this course.
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