Supreme Court's Online AoR Exam Faces Technical Glitches
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The Supreme Court AOR Association (SCAORA) has also addressed the issue to the Secretary-General, Supreme Court stating that asking the candidates who have opted for the online mode to switch to pen and paper mode "at this late hour would be clearly unreasonable".
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- The Supreme Court AOR Association (SCAORA) has also addressed the issue to the Secretary-General, Supreme Court stating that asking the candidates who have opted for the online mode to switch to pen and paper mode "at this late hour would be clearly unreasonable".
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