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Latest News |
| 22nd
July 2010 / Times of India / Ahmedabad Edition |
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Engg, pharma merit list declared
Ahmedabad: Merit list of degree courses in engineering
and pharmacy was released on Wednesday, following which,
students were allotted seats. Those on the merit list
were asked to approach nearest helpline centres with required
documents for admission on Thursday.
The admission process for 32,779 engineering seats and
6,386 pharmacy seats has been completed. A total of 50.51
lakh students had applied for engineering while 3.58 lakh
students had applied for pharmacy.
In open category of Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary
Education Board (GSHSEB), the admission ended at 28,149
numbers on the merit list. In scheduled caste category,
the admission ended at 48,471 while in scheduled tribe
category it ended at 48,139 and in socially and educationally
backward class (SEBC) category, it ended at 40,327.
In engineering, most students opted for mechanical engineering.
“The selected students have to take an online print
out of their allotment letter and receipt and produce
them before the helpline centre for admission. Each helpline
centre has been equipped with a bank counter to enable
students deposit fee. Reporting at the helpline centre
is compulsory, without which students’ admission
will be considered null and void,” said MN Patel,
member secretary of Admission Committee for Professional
Courses.
Patel also stated that those seeking reshuffling will
have to make do with the allotted institute. “After
being allotted a college, a student won’t be able
to change it,” he said.
Meanwhile, a total of 1,440 seats in six engineering colleges
under public private partnership (PPP) have been abolished
as the colleges were not granted permission by All India
Council for Technical Education (AICTE). That apart, 600
seats in three government engineering colleges have been
cancelled for want of permission.
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