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  • A.P EAMCET-2010 Finalized Seat Allotment. Check Here!!!

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    Hyderabad, Sept. 24: The decision of the Centre to extend the ban on bulk SMS services till September 29, on account of the Allahabad High Court verdict on the Ayodhya issue, will hit over 1.5 lakh Eamcet qualified students who are eagerly waiting to hear if they have been granted admission to the engineering colleges.

    The students were to be informed of the details via SMS on September 25.

    The department of technical education had made all the arrangements to send an SMS to each Eamcet student on Saturday specifying the college and course they were allotted in the recently concluded web-based counselling.

    It had even entered into an MoU with BSNL for the purpose.

    The results will now be sent via e-mail to students? personal IDs. But another problem is that a majority of students from rural areas do not have e-mail IDs.

    ?The seat allotment results will be mailed to each student. Those who have not provided e-mail IDs can know the results by visiting the Eamcet website,? said Mr Raghunath, camp officer, Eamcet admissions.

    This is the first time that SMS was used for various purposes for the Eamcet, such as communicating the location of exam centres and announcing the exam marks and ranks.

    Source: DC

    Engineering Agriculture and Medicine Common Entrance Test is abbreviated as EAMCET. From 5th October 2010, EAMCET 2010 Final Phase Web Counselling will going to Commence. And on 25th of September, the Seats allotment will be announced. From 30th September 2010, Colleges will be going to start for the Candidates who were allotted seats in First Phase Counselling.

    www.apeamcet.nic.in, is an official website of Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education which is abbreviated as APSCHE. Candidates of Engineering Agriculture and Medicine Common Entrance Test can see the results of Eamcet seat allotment 2010 at APSCHE?s website.

    The candidates who gave their mobile numbers can easily get results of allotment of the engineering seats. An SMS alert will be sent on the allotted course and college. For SMS alerts, the totally 1.47 lac scholars out of the 1.6 lac have registered mobile numbers. From the website www.apeamcet.nic.in, scholars can transfer their allotment statement order.

    Every year, Engineering Agriculture and Medicine Common Entrance Test is conducted by APSCHE through JNT University of Hyderabad. The examination is held for admission in various professional colleges and the engineering architecture and medical courses offered by them in the state of Andhra Pradesh.

    A.P EAMCET 2010 Engineering Counselling Allotment:

    * Convener quota Total Number of Engineering seats were 184000 (652 private+23 University colleges).
    * Over All Qualified candidates in EAMCET 2010 were 2, 60,000 Approximate.
    * Candidates Attended to certificate verification was 1, 54,216 and 1, 52,651 participated in web Option entry.
    * Allotments will be placed in Website http://apeamcet.nic.in on 25.09.2010 after 06.00 PM.
    * Enter the ICR Form Number (Registration Number), Hall Ticket number, Password and date of birth in Candidate Login.
    * Download the allotment order and read the instructions printed and also download challan form for payment of fee.
    * Pay the fees if any, in any Branch of Andhra Bank/Indian Bank.
    * Report to the allotted college on the date mentioned in the allotment order.
    * Failure to report in the allotted college by the date stipulated will automatically result in cancellation of seat and candidate has no claim on the seat allotted.

  • Medicine Common Entrance Test From Next Year

    New Delhi, June 29: Favouring a common entrance test for undergraduate and post-graduate courses in medical colleges across the country, the newly-constituted board of governors of MCI on Tuesday said it has approached the CBSE to work out modalities for introduction of the system from 2011.

    The board, which was reconstituted after dissolution of the corruption-hit Medical Council of India, has approached medical colleges with the proposal which have agreed to it.

    ?We hope to have a common entrance test…Next time we meet, we will be able to announce the dates also,? S.K. Sarin, head of the board, said.

    He said a single entrance test would substantially reduce the stress level of the students, who, under the current system, have to sit for seven tests for getting admission in medical colleges.

    The board has already approached the CBSE to formulate the details for conducting such a test, replacing all other exams that are conducted for admission into government as well private medical colleges in the country.

    ?We have already contacted the CBSE. It will decide how to go about it, including the syllabus. The test will cover all government, private and even minority institutions,? Sarin said.

    Admission tests are conducted yearly for nearly 32,000 undergraduate seats and 13,000 post graduate seats in medical colleges across the country.

    ?This will ensure that the students are not stressed out. Under the current system, they have appear in more than seven entrance tests for getting admission. After the new system is introduced, the students will have to appear in only one test,? said Devi Shetty, one of the members of the Board.

    Source:DC

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