The vice-chancellor was not found in Dasharath Chand University even when he advertised twice
Kathmandu. No candidate applied for the post of Vice-Chancellor of Shaheed Dashrath Chand University of Health Sciences. The recommendation committee formed for the appointment to the post of Vice-Chancellor for the first time had given time from last November 16th to this November 30th to publish the notice and extended the time to this November 5th.
However, even at that time, the application of the candidate has not been received. The Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Mahaveer Pun, issued a public call today and asked any interested person who has worked as a professor and scholar in the health sector to apply or contact him.
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