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what is the expected cut off for polytechnic lecturers
computer engineering subject 2013? ( after the results were
announced on 20/04/2013)
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I think the cut off for oc gen is above 350 in computer
subject. Bcoz no body who scored between 340-350 posted that
they got interview call.
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