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Cames 2025: Gaston Berger University Shines in N的djamena

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Gaston Berger University (UGB) shone at the last session of the Inter-African Advisory Committees of the African and Malagasy Council for Higher Education (CCI-CAMES). The University of Saint-Louis achieved a success rate of 95.16 per cent, or 25 of its 26 candidates promoted to the various university degrees. Of a total of 26 candidates, 25 were registered on the different lists of CAMES on behalf of the 47th session of its Advisory Committees,…
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Cames 2025: Gaston Berger University Shines in N的djamena

Gaston Berger University (UGB) shone at the last session of the Inter-African Advisory Committees of the African and Malagasy Council for Higher Education (CCI-CAMES). The University of Saint-Louis achieved a success rate of 95.16 per cent, or 25 of its 26 candidates promoted to the various university degrees. Of a total of 26 candidates, 25 were registered on the different lists of CAMES on behalf of the 47th session of its Advisory Committees,…

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