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DCAC to be upgraded to institute of international repute
New Delhi: Addressing students at the Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC) at its convocation ceremony, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, recently that the government is committed to upgrade the college into an institute of international repute.

Delivering the Convocation speech, Dikshit appreciated the students of the college for rendering their services in different beautification projects.

She also appreciated the new college building which she felt has the perfect atmosphere to learn and understand art.

Approximately, 130 students were awarded degrees at the Convocation ceremony.
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