Combined Timetable (Lakshya Bapi Sahu & Anand)

 

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Combined Exam Timetable (Lakshya Bapi Sahu & Anand)
Date Day Subject Timing Marks (if available)
07-10-12TuesdayDrawing8 to 10 AM70
08-10-12WednesdayComputer8 to 10 AM50
09-10-12ThursdayGeography8 to 9:15 AM24
10-10-12FridayHindi8 to 10 AM50
11-10-12SaturdayMaths8 to 10 AM50
13-10-12MondayMarathi8 to 10 AM50
14-10-12TuesdayScience8 to 10 AM50
15-10-12WednesdayEnglish8 to 10 AM50

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