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45,996 students take provisional admission

Only 28.3 per cent of students who had made to the first general merit list for science, arts and commerce, have secured admission in junior colleges, till Wednesday evening, the second day of payment of fees. The first general merit list came out on Monday.

Updated on: Aug 12, 2010 02:12 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Only 28.3 per cent of students who had made to the first general merit list for science, arts and commerce, have secured admission in junior colleges, till Wednesday evening, the second day of payment of fees. The first general merit list came out on Monday.

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"Around 40 per cent of the seats in the science, commerce and arts stream have been filled," said Kavita Rege, principal of Sathaye College at Vile Parle. "We are hoping that the others will secure their seat in the next two days."

The data from the education department said that 45,996 students have taken provisional admission while 1,15,863 students are yet to report to secure their admission in the first round. A total of 1,62,028 students made it to the first list.

In some colleges such as Ruparel College at Matunga, almost 70 per cent students had provisionally secured their seats. "The students will have to take admission in the next two days or else they will not be able to continue in the online admission system," said Manju Nichani, principal, KC College at Churchgate.

 
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