Free SMS service for Calicut University Exam notification

We have a free SMS service for exam notifications from Calicut University, Kerala, INDIA. Anybody in India with a Google Account can sign-up for this service. This is an unofficial service, but we will try to keep the service updated. This service is Ad free.




Steps for signing up:
  1. Go to http://labs.google.co.in/smschannels/. You may have to first register your Mobile Phone on the site.
  2. Search for the channel "CalicutUniversityExam".
  3. Subscribe for the channel.
The SMS notification will be sent once the notification section is updated and will contain information about the first few new notifications.
Hope this service will be helpful for those who study under Calicut University.

*Note: The delivery of SMS will depend on the service providers and the peak timings. Please do not solely depend on this service.

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