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  • Nov. 8th is last date for Inter exam fee payment.

    The last date for submission of exam fee for second year Inter examination is November 8 and students can pay till November 14 with a fine of Rs. 100.

    It applies to all second year regular students, failed candidates (general and vocational) and attendance exempted private candidates (without college study) for Humanities groups apart from candidates who wish to appear with change of Group. Exam fee for second year regular students (general courses) is Rs. 330 including practical exam fee. Fee only for first year papers or only for second year papers (irrespective of number of papers) is Rs.230. Fee for students appearing for both first and second year (irrespective of number of papers) is Rs.560. Fee for second year regular students for vocational courses is Rs. 330. Those who fail to pay fee in time or with late fee can apply for Tatkal scheme only which will be announced in November or December 2011.

    Source : The Hindu

  • No takers for MCA, MBA seats.

    Around 159 MCA colleges which had no admissions after the first phase of ICET counselling are in danger of closure unless they can fill their seats during the second phase which ends on Tuesday.

    According to the AP State Council of Higher Education, after the end of first phase counselling, 159 MCA colleges out of 634 colleges including 43 university colleges got no admissions. Out of a total of 31,181 MCA convener quota seats available, only 9,443 seats were filled up and 21,738 seats remained vacant after the first phase of counselling. Out of the total 634 colleges, only 129 MCA colleges got 100 per cent admissions. APSCHE chairman P Jayaprakash Rao told Express they were not the competent authority to take a decision to shut down colleges which got poor admissions. Rao said it is up to the All India Council for Technical Education to take a decision.

    Though the MBA colleges fared better, a large chunk of MBA seats were still vacant after the first phase of counselling. Nine out of 937 MBA colleges including 51 university colleges got no admissions. 23,141 MBA seats out of 62,860 seats in the convener quota remained vacant after the first phase.

    Source : The New Indian Express

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