Kolkata: The number of undergraduate applications at Calcutta University College is substantially high in this year, several places have received more forms than last year even though three more days were left to close on August 20.
The reason for the application of the application looked the same as last year.
High signs received by students plus-II after the council and the board adopted the “Formula Pandemi” pushed the number of candidates who made him a cut-off subject, the principal said.
In addition, the absence of application costs eliminating financial obstacles, increasing the number of students who choose many subjects in several universities, he added.
At Scottish Church College, almost 48,000 forms have been submitted, the amount is much higher than 30,000 years ago.
“The number of candidates who managed to increase from last year.
Also, students are free to choose as many subjects and colleges as they want,” said Madhumanjari Head Mandal Chaube.
Lady Brabourne, one of the Cu Colleges sought, has banned students from applying more than four subjects but even then, 31,000 applications have been sent.
The number, officials said, significantly higher than last year.
“Free application form and higher plus-II signs are responsible,” said the Principal of Siuli Sarkar.
St Xavier’s College, Kolkata, has closed its portal, with 25,000 applications – around 2,000 more submissions than last year.
The list of their first achievements will be published on August 23 and receipts will be held between 24 and 27 August.
The second list will come out on 3.
September FR Dominic Savio said, “The increase in the number of students with high grades this year causes a large number of applications.
The department has raised the cut-off by at least 1% -2% from last year.
In Bengal, the percentage of passes is more Height but the number of high height students is slightly lower than included in the ISC and CBSE.
So, we make some adjustments while preparing a list, “said FR Savio.
Trade, English and economics have very high demand.
Like St Xavier, many Cu affiliated institutions closed their application last week or earlier this week.
These colleges will now start the second half, which researches the application and publishes the general merit index, a list of names of all applicants according to their number and individual college acceptance formulas.
At Ramakrishna Mission Vidyamandira, the application deadline is August 14.
A list of initial achievements will be published on August 22.
“List of initial achievements will be prepared after examining all forms,” ​​said Swami Ekachittananda school.
Viva Vocace Online will be held between 24 and 28 August.
“Many colleges conduct online interactions before entering because the entrance test is not permitted,” said an official.
The first list of achievements for the department that conducts Viva Voce will be published between 26 and 29 August.
At Astutosh College, Monday is the last date for the application.
“Online reporting will be held on August 18, 19 and 20.
The first Merit list will be published on August 22,” said an official.
Authorities will examine applicant credentials during online reporting, based on the first list of achievements will be compiled.