Patna: A total of 851 of 4,291 seat sanctions in undergraduate courses (UG) in the fields of art, science and trade in PU remain empty even after three rounds of regular counseling and entrance tickets in place this year.
The process of receiving online in a three-year course began on August 1 and continued until the end of November.
However, some seats cannot be fulfilled as a large number of candidates not appearing to enter.
Now, the university has asked for all universities to take care of this empty seat as ‘casual loscancies’ and speed up a reasonable ticket.
PU Welfare Students Dean Anil Kumar told this newspaper that the date and time details of acceptance at different colleges will be deceived at a meeting with the principal will be held on Thursday under the leadership of the Deputy Chancellor Kumar Chaudhary.
The number of empty seats in different colleges is – Magadh Mahila College (175), Patna College (244), B N College (231), Patna Science College (117) and Vanijya Mahavidyalaya (84).
In addition, the state government has provided 240 additional seats (180 in Patna College and 60 at Patna Science College) in the current session on requests for PU authorities.
Describing the reasons behind the remaining chairs empty Dean said that because of the delay in entering, because of the pandemic, some students whose names were known in the list of achievements did not enter.
“Some of them have been chosen in technical institutions outside the country when they get a call from PU,” Kumar said, adding that the sanctions chair in several language courses remained empty every year because very few students wanted to study this course.
Meanwhile, submission of online applications to enter MA, MSC and MCOM PU programs in the academic session are currently underway.
The last date for the submission of the form is December 30.
851 seats remain empty in the UG course Universitas Patna
