MUMBAI: The first year junior college special admission round that began on Friday, will end on Monday. All students who have not got admissions, including those restricted and blocked in the regular three rounds, can participate.
So far, three Common Admission Process rounds have been held in which 54% students have taken admission. The remaining students have one more chance to get seats. Students who are yet to register can also get onto the link 11thadmission.org.in and fill their forms. Those already registered can again change their college preferences. The state education department has urged students to reserve their seats as seats in most top-rung colleges will be filled by the end of this round on Monday evening.
Students wanting admissions under the minority and management quota can approach respective junior colleges. The application forms, however, will have to be filled online. Admitted students seeking bifocal courses can also approach respective colleges. In round 1 and 2, students who hadn’t taken admissions in their first preference colleges were not allowed to participate in the further rounds.
These students can now change their preferences and seek admissions again. In round 3, of the 39,964 students allotted first preference colleges, only 13,738 took admissions. The remaining students can also participate in the special round.
