1st merit list for UG courses of JNPG, Shia PG College out
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"The first merit list for BA, BCom, BSc (Maths), BSc (Bio), BSc (Statistics) and BSc (Computer Science) has been released on the college website jnpg.org.in," said JNPG College principal Vinod Chandra.
Admissions for shortlisted candidates will begin on July 19 and continue on all working days from 10 am to 3 pm. The merit list will remain valid till July 22, after which a second merit list (if required) will be published.
The candidates must report to their respective faculties Saturday with the filled application form, educational documents, caste certificate, original character certificate, Aadhaar card, documents related to weightage, LURN photocopy, and two sets of photocopies of all required documents for counselling and fee payment.
The principal also notified that registration dates for LLB and postgraduate courses have been extended till July 25, and for BCA, BCom.
(Hons), BBA (IB), and BPEd till July 22.
Shia PG College has released its first selected and waiting lists for BA, BSc (Biology), BCom (Regular & Self-Financed), and BBA. Lists are available on www.shiapgcollege.ac.in and www.shiacollege.org, said Mirza Mohammad Abu Tayyab, director, Admission Committee. Selected candidates for BA, BSc (Bio), and BCom can pay fees online via admission portal.
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