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Panjab University online registration starts for 2,310 BCom seats

Over 7,000 students applied last year for BCom and SD College, Sector-32, had emerged as choice for toppers.

Updated on: Jun 3, 2017, 11:31:37 IST
Hindustan Times, Chandigarh | By , Chandigarh
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Dean of University Instructions (DUI) prof Dinesh Gupta on Friday launched a website for BCom admissions (bcomadmissions.puchd.ac.in) for 2,310 seats in Chandigarh colleges and department of evening studies at Panjab University. The registration also started from Friday.

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Over 7,000 students applied last year for BCom and SD College, Sector-32, had emerged as choice for toppers.

85% RESERVATION FOR CITY STUDENTS

As much as 85% BCom-1 seats in the city colleges are reserved for UT (Chandigarh) pool students, who passed Class-12 from Chandigarh and 15% seats are open for the general pool. Prof Parvinder Singh, Dean College Development Council and Prof Meena Sharma, coordinator for the BCom admissions, were present on the launch.

HOW TO APPLY: STEP 1: GENERATE CHALLAN, PAY Rs 500 AT SBI

One has to fill an online “Application Form” and after taking a print of bank slip, Rs 500 fee has to be deposited at any SBI branch, after 24 hours of the generation of bank slip.

A printout of the application form generated on-line, attached with self-attested documents like Class-10 marksheet, date of birth certificate, 10+2 certificate and marksheet and 10+2 character certificate has to be sent either through registered or speed post to UBS, PU, or be submitted by hand at room number 5, UBS, by June 20.

The forms will be received on all days, including Saturdays and Sundays. The maximum number of seats (350) are at DAV College, Sector 10, and SD College, Sector 32. Three colleges have 280 seats — the Guru Gob ind Singh College for Women Sector 26; MCM DAV, Sector 36 and Sri Guru Gobind Singh Col lege, Sector 26. All other colleges have 140 seats each.

 
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