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Short-List of Students Admitted Through Joing Admissions Board (JAB) – August Intake 2023/2024

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We are pleased to introduce the roster of Government-supported students admitted for the August 2023/2024 Intake at UICT. Congratulations to all the successful candidates! As part of our commitment to fostering a dynamic and enriching learning experience, we have carefully selected students for various diploma programs:

  1. Click to view: Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering List
  2. Click to view: Diploma in Electronics Communications Engineering List
  3. Click to view: Diploma in Computer Science List
  4. Click to view: Diploma in Information Technology for Business List

Your journey with us begins! We invite all admitted students to attend the orientation scheduled from the 14th to 18th August 2023.

This is a wonderful opportunity to get acquainted with our campus, faculty, and fellow peers. We look forward to supporting you in your academic pursuits and helping you shape a promising future. Please refer to the attached PDF documents for the full list of admitted students.

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