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The first round of admission to engineering and pharmacy degree courses in the state are set to begin next Monday, June 17 at the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) at Porvorim, deputy director of the DTE Centralised Admission Division (CAD) Pradeep Kusnur said on Monday.
The first round of admissions will continue up to Friday, June 21.
A list of those eligible based on their Goa Common Entrance Test (GCET) scores has been displayed on the website of the DTE. A provisional merit list of GCET based courses will be displayed at the admission centre (DTE) on Wednesday, June 12, and a final list of GCET based courses will be displayed at the centre on Friday, June 14.
A second round of admissions to these courses will be held between July 15 and 17.
Meanwhile, for direct admission to engineering in the second year, admissions will begin on July 8.
A display of the provisional merit list will be at the DTE on July 5, while the final merit list will be put up on July 6.
Since the results of NEET (for prospective medical students) were announced after that of GCET, the DTE will display a list of eligible candidates for the same at the admission center on June 28, said Kusnur.
The last date for compliance with deficiencies in NEET-based eligibility list will be on July 1.
The first round of admission to NEET based courses will be on July 4 and 5.
The provisional merit list of NEET based courses will be displayed at the DTE on July 2, and a final list will be displayed on July 3.
Admission to NATA-based courses have been postponed to the end of July, with admissions to architecture (BArch) commencing on July 29.
A list of eligible candidates will be displayed at DTE on July 25, a merit list will be displayed on July 26.
Students are advised to check the website of the DTE for a comprehensive list of important dates.
Major chunk of BEd admissions over, 2nd round tommorrow
PANAJI: A major chunk of the admissions to the teachers’ training 2-year BEd degree course concluded on June 8, while the second round will commence on Wednesday, director of Higher Education Prasad Lolayekar said on Monday.
The first round of admissions for 300 seats to 3 BEd colleges was held on June 6, 7 and 8. The second round will be for transferred seats, i.e. if there were no candidates for the reserved seats in different categories, these seats will get transferred to the general category, said an official. In case some candidates withdraw their admission, there will also be a third round.
Admissions to the BEd course were held in the SCERT, where the Directorate of Higher Education (DHE) is temporarily being housed.
