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Even after five rounds of online admissions, there are still students with 90% score did not secure seat in junior colleges. Though the scores are above the cut-off point, the students either not made it to a seat in college or did not make it to the college of their seats. Once upon a time ,90% score is more than enough to get a seat in any junior college. But today the same 90% has no value.

The Self-Financing Medical College Managements have decided to postpone the medical admission for the government quota seats until september 13. On this day the supreme court will process the case relating to admissions .

On Tuesday , Kerala Private Medical College Managements Association held a meeting regarding the medical admission issue. Several decisions were made in the meeting.

There about more than enough vacant seats in the city colleges.The education department decided to start offline admissions to fill up these vacant seats. One of such colleges is FJYC. FJYC on wednesday sep 1st started the its offline admission process. The college will start accepting application forms till september 3rd and will release the merit list on September 6th.

Good news at all those students , who have not been allotted any seats yet. As well as students from IGCSE board ,who have not applied yet ,as their results have been announced in August. There about 50,000 vacant seats in the colleges of Mumbai city. These students can apply for these vacant seats ofline. The offline admission commences from september 1 to 4th.

Three admission rounds have been conducted in all engineering colleges across the state of Gujarat. The last round of admissions was on wednesday. After three rounds , about 1500 seats are still vacant. Though the admission process in government colleges are completed, the self-finance institutes still remain available.

The admissions for Std XI is in full swing. The fourth round of admissions have begun.As per the statistics gathered by the education department more than 50% students have been admitted in Std XI as a whole.

This year in Tamil Nadu there is an increase in number of rural students joining engineering courses.Nearly 70% of the students joined engineering colleges are from rural areas. The single window counselling under the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA), allotted seats to 48,200 rural boys and 27,900 rural girls this year.

The following two universities have invited fresh applications for PDGM and BJ courses. XIME institute is conducting admissions for PDGM course. Nagpur university conducting entrance test for BJ courses. The details about both courses are mentioned below.

PDGM Course at XIME Institute:

As per the Right To Education Act, no child will go through screening test - interview and written test at the time of admissions. However certain schools in aim to provide quality education to talented people, continue to hold entrance tests.

One such school is the, Navodaya schools has requested the government to grant permission to conduct entrance test at the time of admissions, though RTE bans entrance test.