Govt college review

As my percentage in 12th is 74% , so I applied for many college include GC hisar, DN hisar , JAT college hisar, by my preference is GC hisar. I apply for other option because GC hisar cuttoff will go too much high. In merit list above 95 percent in 12th boards students are selected . My admission is taken via physical council for leftover seats. There is no entrance exam , admission is taken on behalf of 12th boards percentage....Read More

I applied for government college and dayanand college in BA for English Hons. And BA. In government college, I got admission in BA for English Hons. And in dayanand college for BA. SO, I choose government college because I want to do BA in English . For admission, after 12th students have to apply online form and after some days the merit list is out and students have to check their name. Is they get admission that time they have to submit their documents in college and paying fees they got admission. There were 2 or 3 merit lists are out. Is the student don't get admission in these so they can apply in councelling which held in college....Read More

It was near my home and my parents didn't want me to go out of station and in our city it is the best college and in all over haryana their was only our college who offers bsc non med (comp application) Admission is based on 12th class marks I made in the second merit list...Read More

I applied for this college , dn college and gju university. I didn't get admission in gju because cutoff was 95% and I got 90.8%. i got seat in dn college but is declined it because that college was small and Atmosphere was not good also govt college had less fees therefore I chose govt college. I faced rejection from gju university because due to covid entrance test didn't happen and admission was given on 12th percentage and I got 90.8% while cutoff was 95%. Admission process is simple in my college. Govt college are chains of connected college in state . You have to apply on one website and the college decides cutoff and u get admission based on 12th percentage. 2 merit lists are made available and then physical counseling for left over seats. For post graduate courses graduation percentage is considered. Overall admission is smooth if u get name in merit list and u may have to run here and there in physical counseling...Read More

Anyone who has secured above 60% marks in 12th board is eligible to take admission in this college. There is no admission test conducted here. Application forms and fees are submitted through the college's own online portal, which is verified by the government and is secure. Exam is conducted every 6 months with the completion of one semester. there are in total 6 semesters I think the details about the admission process should be provided one month earlier than actual admission process. this could help student to take the best decision of choosing the colleges...Read More

First, we need to apply for the desired course when admissions get started. Then we need to prioritize our college according to our preferences. There is no entrance exam for courses in a government college. The eligibility of taking admission into any course in a government college is that the candidate must have passed the 12th with at least 60%. The admission updates are being provided on the higher education Haryana website. The whole admission process takes place there, we can apply to the colleges on this website only by filling out the application form. The lists are then uploaded and if your name is in the list, an SMS will be sent to your registered mobile number that you provided while filling out the app form. There are front reservation benefits, as my father was in the army so I had the reservation benefit of the ex-serviceman quota. You can just select dis benefit while filling the form. You should have a separate authorized document that is made in the Zila Sainik board. The Admission process is a bit lengthy....Read More