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FYJC Admission 2021: First List Of Cut-Offs On August 27, Says Varsha Gaikwad
The first list of cut-offs for admission to first year in junior colleges (FYJC admission 2021) will be displayed on August 27, announced Maharashtra Minister for School Education Varsha Gaikwad on social media on Tuesday night.
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Vacancies In Junior Colleges Due To Students Not Availing SEBC, EWS Quota: Minister
In the first round of admissions, 4,557 students have taken benefit of the 12 per cent quota for SEBC (for Marathas) and 2,600 have taken benefit of the 10 per cent EWS quota.
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Odisha +2 Admission 2017: First Merit List Released
First merit list has been declared for Odisha +2 admission 2017 in Junior colleges.
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'I want a college with good girls': bizarre admission requests
"I want a college with good girls, please oblige" or "This college has only four classrooms, I want a bigger campus" are just two examples from the hundreds of unusual applications received by the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) committee in the three days since first year junior college (FYJC) admissions began.
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FYJC Admission 2021: First List Of Cut-Offs On August 27, Says Varsha Gaikwad
The first list of cut-offs for admission to first year in junior colleges (FYJC admission 2021) will be displayed on August 27, announced Maharashtra Minister for School Education Varsha Gaikwad on social media on Tuesday night.
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Vacancies In Junior Colleges Due To Students Not Availing SEBC, EWS Quota: Minister
In the first round of admissions, 4,557 students have taken benefit of the 12 per cent quota for SEBC (for Marathas) and 2,600 have taken benefit of the 10 per cent EWS quota.
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Odisha +2 Admission 2017: First Merit List Released
First merit list has been declared for Odisha +2 admission 2017 in Junior colleges.
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'I want a college with good girls': bizarre admission requests
"I want a college with good girls, please oblige" or "This college has only four classrooms, I want a bigger campus" are just two examples from the hundreds of unusual applications received by the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) committee in the three days since first year junior college (FYJC) admissions began.
