Social Sciences, asked by prabhatkumarcw123, 3 months ago

Accoding to __ universities were set up in _, _ and _____

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universities were set up in Calcutta, Bombay and madras

Answered by ajaysudhakar29

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according to 1791 universities were set up in madras,calcutta,bombay

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