HH The Rajahs College, Pudikottai

 
HH The Rajahs College, Pudikottai
City Pudukkottai, Tamil Nadu, India
Affiliated to Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli
Address


HH The Rajahs College (Autonomous)
Pudukkottai - 622 001
Tamil Nadu
India
Phone 04322 -221558
Email [email protected], [email protected]
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HH The Rajahs College, Pudikottai is affiliated to Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli

Admission Notices

    H.H The rajah’s college (Autonomous Accredited B+) is a Government Institution and is affiliated to Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli. The College is catering to the needs of economically and socially weaker sections of the society, especially the first generation of learners of Pudukkottai District.

    The College has based its motto on the Vedic dictum “Thamasoma Jyotirgmaya” (Irulil Irunthu Oliyai Nokki”) which means “Darkness to Light” The goal reflects the objectives of higher education with emphasis on the regional demands.

    The College had its origin in a free English School started by His Highness the Maharaja of Pudukkottai in 1857. The first batch of students appeared for Matriculation Examination of the University of Madras in 1880 and this year is regarded as the year of inception of the College. The institution started offering the intermediate course from 1891 and some vocational courses from1920. However, undergraduate courses in Mathematics, Economics and History were started only in 1946. Thus the College was elevated to the rank of first grade College. When the princely State was merged into Indian Union in 1948, The College becomes a Government Institution under the control of Director of Public Instruction, Madras. The B.Com. Course was started in 1949. In June 1957, the University Grants Commission has recognized this College under section 2(f) and 12(b) Of the UGC Act.

    The B.sc., courses in Chemistry, Physics and Botany were started in 1959, 1961 and 1968 respectively to meet the increasing demand for Science courses.

    In 1978, the College became a P.G institution with the introduction of M.Com B.A English Literature was started in the year 1980. Two more P.G courses M.A (History) and M.Sc. (Applied Mathematics) were started in 1981 and 1982 respectively.

    With the establishment of Bharathidasan University in 1982, the College came under its jurisdiction. In 1989-90, the College became a research institution with the introduction of M.Phil courses in Commerce and History. There after in 1990 M.A. Economics was started.

    The College happened to be one of the two Government Colleges chosen to offer a B.Sc. course in Physical Education, Health Education and Sports. The course is being offered since 1990. The part-time Ph.D. programmer in history also became operative in that year and in 1996 a B.Sc. course in Computer Science was started to satisfy the longstanding demand of the student community.

    In 2001 P.G.D.C.A was started as a self-financing course under the orders of the then State Government of Tamil Nadu. As a constituent College of Bharathidasan University, this institution got affiliation to start Self Financing courses in B.B.A, B.C.A, M.A Tamil, M.A English and M.Sc computer Science in the year 2003. In the same year temporary affiliations were given by the University to start M.Phil programmer in Mathematics and Ph.D. programmer in Commerce. In the year 2004 affiliations were given by the University to start three self-financing postgraduate programmes in science subjects namely M.Sc. Botany, M.Sc. Chemistry and M.Sc. Physics, one self-financing U.G science programme (B.Sc. Zoology) and one self-financing Certificate Programme in Yoga. However, the present Government declared all the above said self-financing courses as regular courses.

    HH The Rajahs College, Pudikottai offers various graduate courses as well as Post Graduate courses.

    Masters Degree Courses

    Master of Arts (MA)

    HH The Rajahs College, Pudikottai offers 2 Years Full Time Masters Degree in Master of Arts (MA)

    View Details Duration: 2 Years    Learning Mode: Full Time    Course Level: Masters Degree

    Master of Science (MSc)

    HH The Rajahs College, Pudikottai offers 2 Years Full Time Masters Degree in Master of Science (M.Sc)

    View Details Duration: 2 Years    Learning Mode: Full Time    Course Level: Masters Degree

    Master of Philosophy (MPhil Mathematics)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

    View Details Duration: 1 Year    Learning Mode: Full Time    Course Level: Masters Degree

    Master of Commerce (MCom)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

    View Details Duration: 2 Years    Learning Mode: Full Time    Course Level: Masters Degree

    Master of Science (MSc Botany)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

    View Details Duration: 2 Years    Learning Mode: Full Time    Course Level: Masters Degree

    Master of Science (MSc Chemistry)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

    View Details Duration: 2 Years    Learning Mode: Full Time    Course Level: Masters Degree

    Master of Science (MSc Computer Science)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Master of Science (MSc Physics)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Master of Science (MSc Applied Mathematics)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Master of Arts (MA History)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Master of Arts (MA Economics)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Master of Arts (MA Tamil)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Master of Arts (MA English)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Arts (BA)

    HH The Rajahs College, Pudikottai offers 3 Years Full Time Bachelors Degree in Bachelor of Arts (BA)

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    Bachelor of Science (BSc)

    HH The Rajahs College, Pudikottai offers 3 Years Full Time Bachelors Degree in Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)

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    Bachelor of Computer application (BCA)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Science (BSc Zoology)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Science (BSc Chemistry)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Science (BSc Physics)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Science (BSc Mathematics)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

    View Details Duration: 3 Years    Learning Mode: Full Time    Course Level: Bachelors Degree

    Bachelor of Science (BSc Computer Science)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Science (BSc Physical Education)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Arts (BA History)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Arts (BA Economics)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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    Bachelor of Arts (BA English Special)

    PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION TO UG/PG COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLGE:

    The procedure given in this communication is applicable to all the Government/Aided/Unaided colleges of Arts and Science in Tamil Nadu. These are to be observed both in letter and spirit. Where otherwise stated these procedures for admission are commonforbothUG/PGcourses.

    All government/Aided/Unaided colleges in the state should use the uniform Application Form already prescribed. The Tamil Version may also be given.

    ENCLOSURE

    Photocopies of the following should be enclosed along with the filled in Application submitted:

    Qualifying Examination Mark Sheet
    Community Certificate (where ever applicable)
    Certificate of proof when admission is sought under some special Quota/Concessions like Physically Handicapped/Sports Quota/NCC/Ex-Serviceman etc.,

    It is found from experience that many students commit mistakes in giving the correct details or leave some columns blank. Such omissions and commissions adversely affect the preparation of Rank List. Original Certificates are to be produced at the time of admission only. However, if a candidate fails to produce the relevant certificated in original at the time of interview for admission, the admission shall be cancelled. Principals may at their discretion give some grace time not exceeding two days in individual cases considering the merit of the case.

    SALE / ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS FOR UG COURSES:

    Cost of Application form is fixed at Rs.25/- (Rupees twenty five only). For SC/ST candidates only one Application form is to be issued free of cost on the production of the photocopy of his community certificate.

    Application forms for admission may be issued from 15th May or from the date of publication of results of Higher Secondary Examination of TamilNadu (hereafter referred to as the Pus Two Examination) whichever is earlier. The last date should not be earlier to the last date fixed for the receipt of completed Application Forms.

    LAST DATE FOR THE RECEIPT OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FOR UG COURSES:

    Last date for receipt of filled in applications by the colleges should be fixed as the tenth working day from the date of issue of plus Two Examination mark statement. Applications from other streams/ private candidates may be entertained after the due date in the event of their results or issue of mark sheets is on a date later than that of regular plus Two Candidates. The Principals shall fix the last date for them suitably.

    Applications for admission may be received even after the last date fixed for receipt of applications. Such applications shall be registered as LATE APPLICATIONS and considered only after all the applications received in time have been considered. In the case of SC/ST/MBC/ Denotified Communities /BC candidates if applications received in time from such candidates get exhausted late applications should also be considered to fill up the seats reserved for these communities.

    The upper age limit for admission to UG courses will be 21 (twenty one) years as on 1st July of the year of admission. For SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC candidates and Women candidates, the age limit is relaxed by 3 years. In the case of candidates selected under merit, the upper age limit may be relaxed by the Principal. A relaxation of 5 years is permitted for physically Handicapped as per G.O.No.239, dated 3.9.93.

    SELECTION COMMITTEE FOR UG AND PG COURSES:

    The selection Committee shall consists of the Principal, and two seniors most Selection Grade Lecturers/Readers of the college. In addition, for selection to the UG courses the senior most members of the teaching staff belonging to SC/ST of the college, if available, shall be co-opted and for selection to the PG courses the senior most SC/ST staff from a Post Graduate Department shall be co-opted. If no such teacher is available, the person co-opted for the UG selection committee shall also serve in the postgraduate selection committee.

    REGISTERS TO BE MAINTAINED:

    The following Registers and other related documents pertaining to student’s admission should be maintained and preserved by the colleges:

    Sale of Application Forms.
    List of Applications received after the last date prescribed.
    List of Applications received within the last date prescribed.
    Department wise rank list registers signed by the members of the Selection Committee.
    Dispatch of Interview cards.
    Copies of selection lists published.
    Minutes of Selection Committee meetings.
    Admission Register.
    Communication with the University/the Director of Collegiate Education related to admission.
    Copies of all letters to the University/the Director of Collegiate Education making requisition for increase in seats and letters from the University permitting increase.

    The colleges shall maintain registers regarding the applications received from SC/ST/BC/MBC/DNC students who have been selected for admission and the number of such candidates admitted in each course.

    RULE OF RESERVATION:

    The admission shall be made purely on the basis of Merit subject to the rule of reservation of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

    31% for Open Competition (OC).
    20% for Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC).
    30% for Backward Classes (BC).
    18% for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 1% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

    THIS RULE OF RESERVATION WILL APPLY TO:

    100% of seats in Government Colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of Aided minority colleges.
    90% of seats in the case of Aided Non Minority colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided private (Self financing) colleges.
    50% of seats in the case of unaided courses offered by the Aided Colleges.

    In respect of both aided and unaided courses in colleges which are under the direct administration of Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education 50% of seats shall be filled by students belonging to minority concerned and the balance 50% of the seats shall be filled by following the rule of reservation.

    However wherever number of applications from minority communities is less than the 50% of total seats, the remaining minority quota shall be filled up following the rule of reservation.

    Admission of Women students in Co-Educational and Men’s Colleges:

    If the college was started originally as a Co-educational institution, any number of women students may be admitted to each course on the basis of the common rank list prepared for both men and women applicants.

    If the college was started originally as a Men’s College and permission was granted as per (1) G.O. Rt.No.657, Education dated 16-5-90 and (2) 30% of the strength then the total number of women students admitted should not exceed 30% of the strength in each course. In such course Rank lists must be prepared separately for men and women students and admitted strength of men and women should be 70% and 30% respectively of the total sanctioned strength. However if enough applications are not received either from men or women students to maintain the percentage of 70 for men and 30 for women students strictly, application of other sex may be considered so that all seats sanctioned to the course will be filled up.

    The Muslim girls should not be denied admission into Colleges in their neighborhoods on the ground that they should seek admission only in their own minority institutions as per Government Letter No. 231/G!/98-5, dated 5.12.2000.

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