Plus One admission: 5,729 students get supplementary allotment
Of the 14,333 applications received, 14,056 applications were considered for allotment to 29,069 vacant seats.
As many as 23,340 seats remain vacant after the second supplementary allotment, while 8,327 students are yet to get allotment.
In Malappuram where 4,149 applications were considered for allotment, 1,605 students got allotment. Only 471 vacancies remain in the district for the remaining 2,544 applicants.
In Palakkad, only 799 of the 3,336 valid applications secured allotment. Only 316 seats are left for the remaining 2,537 applicants in the district.
In Kozhikode where only 995 allotments were made, 416 seats remain vacant for 1,241 students yet to get allotment.
The maximum number of vacant seats left is in Kollam – 3,040. Here, of the 95 valid applications, 93 were given allotment, leaving only two students yet to get allotment.
In Pathanamthitta where 2,931 merit seats are vacant, 100% allotments were made. In Alappuzha, 2,795 seats are left though only two students are awaiting allotment still.
In the model residential school category, 14 students secured allotment. Six students are yet to get allotment, while 361 seats are vacant in this category.
Admissions as per the second supplementary allotment will be held from 10 a.m. on Wednesday to 4 p.m. on Thursday. Those who have secured allotment should take admission.
Vacancy and application submission for district/inter-district transfer will be held from July 19 to 21. Allotment as per the transfer allotment will be held from July 25 to 28. Vacancies after this will be published to facilitate spot admission. The admission procedures for this year will conclude on July 31.
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