College admission for PG courses till June 24
Times of India
INDORE: The online registration for post graduate courses will be open till June 24. The documents will be verified on June 25 and seats will be allocated in the first session on June 28. The selected candidates will have to submit their fees in ...
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DU admissions open today, colleges say cut-offs to rise - The Indian ...
IE Mobile - DU admissions open today, colleges say cut-offs to rise - Admissions to Delhi University will begin Wednesday as the campus unrolls a new four-year ...
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Crowd eases out at CAP centres
Times of India
PUNE: The rush for forms for the computer-assisted standard XI centralised admission process (CAP) for junior colleges in the city and Pimpri-Chinchwad, appeared to have abated on Thursday, the second day of the sale of forms. Centres across the city ... Talented have sporting chance
Times of India
For sports and ECA admissions, aspirants have to contact colleges individually and apply to participate in individual trials. ... For example, Indraprastha College for Women offers admission only under the sports category and has reserved 3% seats. The ...
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Pandu College to offer vocational courses
Times of India
GUWAHATI: Pandu College has decided to introduce new certificates and diplomas in professional and vocational courses from this year. Admission to these courses will take place in August. An expert committee has been formed to frame the curriculum.
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University to ask online agency to iron out admission glitches
Daily News & Analysis
Taking serious note of the chaos faced by students trying to register online for admission to degree college courses, the University of Mumbai has decided to issue directives to the agency handling the online process. The varsity will ask Maharashtra ...
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Times of India
INDORE: The online registration for post graduate courses will be open till June 24. The documents will be verified on June 25 and seats will be allocated in the first session on June 28. The selected candidates will have to submit their fees in ...
See all stories on this topic »
DU admissions open today, colleges say cut-offs to rise - The Indian ...
IE Mobile - DU admissions open today, colleges say cut-offs to rise - Admissions to Delhi University will begin Wednesday as the campus unrolls a new four-year ...
m.indianexpress.com/news/du-admissions...say.../1125193/
Crowd eases out at CAP centres
Times of India
PUNE: The rush for forms for the computer-assisted standard XI centralised admission process (CAP) for junior colleges in the city and Pimpri-Chinchwad, appeared to have abated on Thursday, the second day of the sale of forms. Centres across the city ... Talented have sporting chance
Times of India
For sports and ECA admissions, aspirants have to contact colleges individually and apply to participate in individual trials. ... For example, Indraprastha College for Women offers admission only under the sports category and has reserved 3% seats. The ...
See all stories on this topic »
Pandu College to offer vocational courses
Times of India
GUWAHATI: Pandu College has decided to introduce new certificates and diplomas in professional and vocational courses from this year. Admission to these courses will take place in August. An expert committee has been formed to frame the curriculum.
See all stories on this topic »
University to ask online agency to iron out admission glitches
Daily News & Analysis
Taking serious note of the chaos faced by students trying to register online for admission to degree college courses, the University of Mumbai has decided to issue directives to the agency handling the online process. The varsity will ask Maharashtra ...
See all stories on this topic »
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| BCom admissions begin tomorrow Times of India The university has also decided that Gujarati-medium students seeking admission to an English-medium class, will be given preference, provided they figure in the merit list. Earlier, several colleges had laid the criterion that a Gujarati-medium ... See all stories on this topic » | |
| LD students from ICSE board face admission hurdle Times of India The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations dropped EVS subject from the ICSE and ISC syllabi last year, leaving ICSE students with six subjects to appear for in the exams. The council allowed LD students to drop the second ... We have ... See all stories on this topic » | |
| Stop Loyola from taking students: PIL Times of India CHENNAI: Stop Loyola College from admitting students for aided and unaided, undergraduate and post-graduate courses, as there is an apprehension that merit and reservation norms may not be followed during admissions, said a PIL filed in the Madras ... See all stories on this topic » | |
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