College Admission: Big Relief for Students! Admission Rules Changed After Supreme Court Order

College Admission: The complications in the admission process for the state’s OBC students, which arose due to the Supreme Court’s interim stay order, have now been resolved. With the Supreme Court staying the Calcutta High Court’s verdict, the uncertainty surrounding the state’s OBC certificates has been removed. In line with this new situation, the state’s Higher Education Department has issued a set of new guidelines for the admission process in colleges and universities. As a result, thousands of OBC students in the state have breathed a sigh of relief.

What to do according to the new guidelines?

According to the new guidelines issued by the Higher Education Department, all OBC students who were forced to apply as general candidates due to the court’s verdict will now have the opportunity to upload their OBC certificates again. A special provision has been made for this on the central portal of the Higher Education Department.

• Certificate Upload: Students will be able to upload their OBC certificates and National Identity Cards on the central portal.
• Choice Modification: Along with uploading the certificate, students will also get the opportunity to change their list of preferred colleges and courses.
• Deadline: This process will start from 12:00 AM on Tuesday, July 29th, and will continue until 11:59:59 PM on Thursday, August 1st. Students must complete the entire process within this specific period.

Special Arrangements for Assistance

Special arrangements have been made by the Higher Education Department to provide any kind of assistance to the students during the admission process. Students can get their questions and problems resolved through a chatbot named ‘Bina’ and a special call center.

Looking Towards the Future

Although the state’s OBC students can temporarily participate in the admission process as a result of this interim order from the Supreme Court, the final verdict in this case is still pending. However, students and guardians are largely reassured by the promptness of the Higher Education Department. This directive is expected to help in smoothly conducting the admission process in the state’s colleges and universities. This is a big opportunity for OBC students, and they should make full use of it.