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The cost of being absent: students caught between health and attendance

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The cost of being absent: students caught between health and attendance

The UGC 2025 regulations allow minimum attendance requirements to be set by individual higher education institutions.

In most HEIs, 75-80% attendance is required, with a 10% accommodation for medical emergencies

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