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CTVET releases results for technical examinations 

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CTVET releases results for technical examinations 

‎ ‎A total of 61,506 candidates, comprising 45,157 males and 16,149 females, sat for the examinations, with 36,874 recording general passes.45 per cent of the total candidates who sat for the examinations.23 per cent increase over the 55,295 candidates who sat for the examinations in 2025.

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