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Coimbatore, June 30 The National Assessment and Accreditation Council has awarded Sathyamangalam-based Bannari Amman Institute of Technology “Grade-A” (the highest grade).Dr A. Shanmugham, Principal, Bannari, said 511 candidates had been placed in 62 companies this year.

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