Mumbai: Without the General Entering Test (CET) for the acceptance and board of Junior College (FYJC) First year who recorded a leap in 90% of the top scorer this year, the City College Principal expected cut-off to the north.
The registration process for online receipts will begin on August 16 and then students will be allowed to fill their college choices too.
Because the list of achievements will be largely based on the internal evaluation by the school, fear of students who scored high goals did not make it up to college their choice was a problem for many people.
Asgar Lakdawala, Founder and Chair of the Royal College, Mira Road, said, “With all high goal scorers placed at the same level, what guarantees the original students of the chair?” In Mumbai, around 15,500 SSC students scored more than 90% compared to 14,700 years ago.
The CBSE board also saw a leap of 40% in their 90% -plus from the previous year.
“For every smart student, we must be ready for three to four students who have soared the score,” said a college principal, adding all colleges will see the leap in their cut-off compared to the previous year.
“List of rewards can be chaotic with so many students scoring high goals throughout the board,” said Vidyadhar Joshi, Deputy Principal of the first Keleda-Vaze school.
College now has to wait for the first achievement list to get a clear picture of how and where students seek acceptance, said Neelam Arora, Principal, Lajpatrai Commerce College, Mahalaxmi.
The headmaster said since the CET was postponed the academic cycle, it was better to go with the results of the council.
Hemlata Bagla, KC Principal of the Senior College and Dean, the University of HSNC, said: “Holding a general test for acceptance when the syllabus All boards are not calibrated are unfair for parts of students.
Last year, students scored 90-91% also seeking receipts under quota Management.
This year, it can get worse.
Because there are many seats for all, students must secure a chair wherever allocated.
“In the Division Mumbai, there were 3.2 lakh seats at 2020-21.
As many as 2.6 lakh students were applied, including 2.2 lakh or 86% of students were accepted.
About 30% empty seats and entered for class XI for 2020-21 extended until the end of March 2021.
In all states, 32% of FYJC seats are empty.
This year also the Minister of Education Varsha Gaikwad has convinced seats for all students.
With the test canceled, all registered students declared graduated.
With the delay in receipts and CET, a large number of students from CBSE and ICSE have decided to pursue Junior College in their respective schools.
Some can try their luck at a selected college, said a principal.
College in MMR, Pune, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Nagpur, Nashik, Aurangabad and Amaravati will be part of the online reception process for class XI.
In May, the state has warned universities to receive reception before the results of CET.