70k students get seat for FYJC in round III
As many as 1,11,235 students were allotted seats during round III of the Centralised Admission Process (CAP).
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From the first to the third round, a total of 8,13,727 admissions have been confirmed against the 14,29,234 students who applied.
Students can apply for round IV of the admission process online on July 28 and 29, until 6.30 pm. The allotted students can confirm their admissions on Aug 1 and 2.
All junior colleges and higher secondary schools in the state must start classes for Std XI before Aug 11, 2025,statedan official notification from the directorate of secondary and higher secondary education.
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