Mysuru: The early announcement of the SSLC examination results might have spared the hundreds of students across the state weeks of tension, however their opposite numbers in CBSE-affiliated schools are somewhat frightened since they is probably not left with enough time for admissions to state board pre-university schools. Since CBSE results are introduced a lot later. While officials on the division of pre-university schooling opined that this could no longer pose a problem because the closing round of admissions have been scheduled for May 28, the potential of CBSE results being introduced best within the closing week of May may depart the students with very little time to finish the admission process.
Students within the town indicate that many colleges have already finished admissions in line with merit for I PUC, and that the 3rd round of admissions is now underneath manner. But with the class X results for CBSE but to be introduced, the students might both must go for management quota seats or continue their schooling in CBSE syllabus.
Senior main of Koutilya Vidyalaya L Savitha advised TOI, “CBSE students who need to shift from CBSE to state board are inconvenienced owing to the extend within the results. By the time, CBSE students get their elegance X results, all merit seats might be stuffed, and they are going to be on the receiving finish.”
Savitha added, “Among the main reasons for CBSE students shifting to state board at PU stage is the CET examination. Questions for the CET examination come out of the PUC syllabus, and CBSE students shift with the aim of securing a excellent rank.”
The main said that many of her opposite numbers in CBSE schools had drawn the PU schooling division’s consideration to the issue.
CBSE students, are understandably perturbed since one of the most most most well-liked schools within the town have already released their first and 2d lists, and that best management quota seats now remained to be stuffed. “Seats don't seem to be reserved for CBSE students who get their results very past due. We will have to pay a lot more to get admission since best management quota seats might be available,” said Vidyashri, who's looking forward to her CBSE elegance X results.
Director of the PU schooling division C Shikha said, “The closing round of admissions to PU schools is scheduled on May 28.”
Students within the town indicate that many colleges have already finished admissions in line with merit for I PUC, and that the 3rd round of admissions is now underneath manner. But with the class X results for CBSE but to be introduced, the students might both must go for management quota seats or continue their schooling in CBSE syllabus.
Senior main of Koutilya Vidyalaya L Savitha advised TOI, “CBSE students who need to shift from CBSE to state board are inconvenienced owing to the extend within the results. By the time, CBSE students get their elegance X results, all merit seats might be stuffed, and they are going to be on the receiving finish.”
Savitha added, “Among the main reasons for CBSE students shifting to state board at PU stage is the CET examination. Questions for the CET examination come out of the PUC syllabus, and CBSE students shift with the aim of securing a excellent rank.”
The main said that many of her opposite numbers in CBSE schools had drawn the PU schooling division’s consideration to the issue.
CBSE students, are understandably perturbed since one of the most most most well-liked schools within the town have already released their first and 2d lists, and that best management quota seats now remained to be stuffed. “Seats don't seem to be reserved for CBSE students who get their results very past due. We will have to pay a lot more to get admission since best management quota seats might be available,” said Vidyashri, who's looking forward to her CBSE elegance X results.
Director of the PU schooling division C Shikha said, “The closing round of admissions to PU schools is scheduled on May 28.”
PU admissions: CBSE students could be left with too few seats
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