BHUBANESWAR: The coverage planning frame, the apex advisory energy on technical course admission issues in the state, has beneficial stretching the quota for college kids from out of doors the state to 25% for BTech lessons in non-public colleges from the present educational yr.
The transfer, urged via the Justice A Okay Parichha-headed frame, is geared toward filling up vacancies in the 90-odd non-public colleges - which had greater than 60% seats vacant last yr.
So a ways, the schools were allowed to take a most 15% non-Odisha students. That was topic to vacancies in spite of everything rounds of centralised counselling for the admission procedure. The PPB has now urged permitting 25% of students in the course to be from out of doors Odisha from the first round of admissions itself.
"Since students from outside the state were admitted only in the last round, many would not wait and would instead go for colleges in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. That is why the PPB has suggested that they be admitted in the first round of counselling itself," a senior executive officer said. The executive is more likely to factor a notification of the change soon, he added.
The transfer, urged via the Justice A Okay Parichha-headed frame, is geared toward filling up vacancies in the 90-odd non-public colleges - which had greater than 60% seats vacant last yr.
So a ways, the schools were allowed to take a most 15% non-Odisha students. That was topic to vacancies in spite of everything rounds of centralised counselling for the admission procedure. The PPB has now urged permitting 25% of students in the course to be from out of doors Odisha from the first round of admissions itself.
"Since students from outside the state were admitted only in the last round, many would not wait and would instead go for colleges in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. That is why the PPB has suggested that they be admitted in the first round of counselling itself," a senior executive officer said. The executive is more likely to factor a notification of the change soon, he added.
Now, non-Odia students can occupy up to 25% private engineering seats
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