# India

Vidyasagar University declares BA, B.Sc and B.Com results on official website | Check now at vidyasarar.ac.in

All the students who want to view their BA, B.Sc and B.Com results can check on the official website-vidyasagar.ac.in

SNS | New Delhi | October 12, 2018 4:37 pm

Vidyasagar University declares BA, B.Sc and B.Com results on official website | Check now at vidyasarar.ac.in

Vidyasagar University results 2018: Vidyasagar University, West Bengal, declared the Part 2 Result for BA, B.Sc and B.Com 2018.

All the students who want to view their BA, B.Sc and B.Com results can check on the official website: vidyasagar.ac.in

All the students can follow the instructions given below and view their results.

How to view Vidyasagar University results 2018:

• Visit the official website of Vidyasagar University: vidyasagar.ac.in

• Under the heading, ‘BA, B.SC. & B.COM EXAM 2018 RESULT’ click on the hyperlink that says ‘View Result’

• Click on Link-1 or Link-2 given with ‘BA, B.SC. & B.COM. (PART 2) EXAM 2018 RESULT’

• Enter the Roll Number and then click on “Search tab”

• Finally, download your result and then take a printout for further reference

Candidates can check their results using the direct links given below:

# Supplements

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# Bengal

RG Kar tragedy: Trial to commence at special court from 11 Nov

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# Lifestyle

Bhoot Chaturdashi shows Bengal’s spooky side: State’s own halloween

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