BANGALORE: The casual round of counselling for an estimated 10% of leftover/ unfilled seats in post-graduate courses in Bangalore University and its affiliated colleges will be held on September 7. Candidates must submit their applications on or before September 5 in the respective departments.
Varsity vice-chancellor B Thimme Gowda said so far in the four days of counselling, about 90% seats have been filled up and classes will start from September 2. "We'll complete the admission process by next week with this casual round," he said, adding, "Most vacant seats are in affiliated colleges. As regards MCom courses, all 922 seats have been filled."
Counselling for Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry and Bio-Chemistry will be held at Prof KVG Auditorium and for History, Economics, Political Science ,Sociology and Social Work will held at H N Auditorium (both in Jnanabharati campus) and for other subjects in their respective departments.
On allegations that Rs 40-50 lakh had been spent on the new format of counselling, the VC said it has saved time and money and he'd like to continue the same system as long as he is in-charge.
The committee appointed by the government to look into BEd colleges has visited all 47 colleges and a report is likely to be given by Sunday and it'll be placed before the academic council. A decision will be taken at the syndicate meeting on September 11, he said.
Varsity vice-chancellor B Thimme Gowda said so far in the four days of counselling, about 90% seats have been filled up and classes will start from September 2. "We'll complete the admission process by next week with this casual round," he said, adding, "Most vacant seats are in affiliated colleges. As regards MCom courses, all 922 seats have been filled."
Counselling for Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry and Bio-Chemistry will be held at Prof KVG Auditorium and for History, Economics, Political Science ,Sociology and Social Work will held at H N Auditorium (both in Jnanabharati campus) and for other subjects in their respective departments.
On allegations that Rs 40-50 lakh had been spent on the new format of counselling, the VC said it has saved time and money and he'd like to continue the same system as long as he is in-charge.
The committee appointed by the government to look into BEd colleges has visited all 47 colleges and a report is likely to be given by Sunday and it'll be placed before the academic council. A decision will be taken at the syndicate meeting on September 11, he said.
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