KMTC Students Handbook

Institution KMTC
Course Medical Sciences
Year 1st Year
Semester Unknown
Posted By Mwalimu Evans Okoyo.
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Pages 64 Pages
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This booklet provides important information that governs the conduct of students in theCollege. The guidelines contained herein will enable students cope with life in the College in pursuit of studies besides individual development and fulfillment. The rules and regulations contained in the Students Handbook have been simplified to provide general information on academic programmes, policies, students services as well as facilities available to make students stay at KMTC easy. Information on corrective and disciplinary processes has been clearly outlined.
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