‘Take admission in first cut-off’

The auditorium at Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College was jampacked with admission seekers attending an Open Day Session, the second in a row, on Monday morning, reports Tanya Ashreena.

The auditorium at Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College was jampacked with admission seekers attending an Open Day Session, the second in a row, on Monday morning.

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Quota Certificates

“Students seeking admission to the SC or ST quotas must have a certificate in their names, rather than in their parents'," said Gurpreet Singh Tuteja, deputy dean of students' welfare, addressing a common problem.

Life v/s applied science: “What is the difference between applied and life sciences?” asked Mansi Aggrawal, a student.

Faculty told her life sciences would be ideal for someone seeking a wholesome understanding of a subject, while applied science would be preferred by job-seekers.

Faculty advised students to take their time in making decisions, as admissions were not on a 'first serve, first admission' basis, but also said it was better to take admission in the first cut-off list, as theycould always cancel admission if they made it to the course of their choice in the second list.