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National ICT Awards for School Teachers-2016

Announcement on Natioanl ICT Award: letter from MHRD Click Here
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Letter to Education Secretaries/Commissioners of States/UTs/Organisation last date upto 31stJuly, 2016 Click Here
Entry Form and ICT Award Guidelines for 2016  Click Here
State/UT/Organisation wise allocation of ICT Awards Click Here
Citation Booklet of National ICT Awardees for the year-2010 to 2014. Click Here

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