# Bihar UG spot admission from 6 to 8 October

2026-10-06T06:21:49+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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Bihar colleges have opened spot admissions for undergraduate courses for students who missed earlier rounds. Online applications will be accepted from 6 October to 8 October 2026 on the Samarth portal or university-specific portals such as UMIS for BRA Bihar University. A merit list of eligible candidates will be published on 9 October, followed by spot admissions in colleges from 10 to 12 October. Admissions will be based on available vacant seats, and students must check seat availability at their preferred college and subject before applying. This opportunity is for students who had applied in earlier rounds but could not secure a seat. No further spot round will be held after the deadline.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The spot round gives thousands of students who missed earlier UG admissions a final chance to secure a seat. However, with admissions limited to vacant seats, competition may be high for popular subjects and colleges. Students must monitor the merit list on 9 October and complete admission formalities between 10 and 12 October to avoid losing the seat.

## Coverage

- prabhatkhabar.com <https://www.prabhatkhabar.com/education/admissions/bihar-ug-spot-admission-2026-last-chance-vksu-tmbu-brabu-samarth-portal>
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