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can anyone please tell me wat is backlogs... i was looking
for the job openings where i read this.. eligibility
criteria minimum 70% in degree without backlogs. is that
arrear.. if so is it standing arrear or history of
arrears... please help me...
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Answer Posted / manish bhagat
Backlogs means these should not be any back in your degree, and your degree must be honour degree, without any supplementry.
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