PUNE After the third regular round of admissions for Class 11 (FYJC) in the city, 73,990 seats are still vacant across 316 colleges in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad.
As of Sunday, September 12, 85,518 students have registered seeking admissions
On September 13, the merit list for the third round and allied cut-offs will be declared.
That a large number of seats will remain vacant this academic year now seems an eventuality that cannot be avoided.
As of Sunday, at the end of round three, 38,975 students have been admitted to Class 11 in the city.
At the end of the second regular round of admissions, a total of 63,805 seats were available, for which 35,694 students were eligible and 15,967 students were allotted a college.
Of the 15,967 students, 6005 students were given a college of their first preference, 3,231 students were given a college of their second preference, and 1,988 students were given a college of their third preference.
“The Covid pandemic has adversely affected this year’s Class 11 admissions. A large number of students who come from rural areas have not sought admission. Because of financial issues, some have taken a break from education. Now after three regular rounds, the special admission rounds will start,” said Meena Shendkar, assistant director of education, Pune, in-charge of the admission process.
{{/usCountry}}“The Covid pandemic has adversely affected this year’s Class 11 admissions. A large number of students who come from rural areas have not sought admission. Because of financial issues, some have taken a break from education. Now after three regular rounds, the special admission rounds will start,” said Meena Shendkar, assistant director of education, Pune, in-charge of the admission process.
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