Centac invites online application for non-NEET UG courses in Puducherry
The information brochure for Centac admission was released by Chief Minister N. Rangasamy at a function held in his office. The candidates can submit their applications online through www.centacpuducherry.in till May 31. Other State candidates can also apply for both non-NEET professional UG and UG Arts, Science and Commerce courses they are eligible under Other State Quota/All India Quota, a government release here said.
There are around 6,257 seats for UG non-NEET professional courses and 4,320 seats for UG Arts, Science and Commerce programmes. However, the number of seats are subject to change depending on various affiliating conditions for the academic year 2025-26. For further details, candidates can refer to the information brochure uploaded on Centac website — www.centacpuducherry.in
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