
Telangana Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) announced special phase seat allotment for degree courses under DOST on Thursday. Out of 57,690 candidates who exercised web options, 53,967 secured seats. Commerce was the…
Telangana Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) announced special phase seat allotment for degree courses under DOST on Thursday. Out of 57,690 candidates who exercised web options, 53,967 secured seats. Commerce was the most sought-after stream with 23,516 students, followed by Physical Sciences (10,988), Life Sciences (10,316) and Arts (9,116).

Allotted candidates must self-report online by 1 August and physically report to colleges by the same date. Those eligible for ePASS fee reimbursement need not pay during self-reporting. Candidates who fail to report physically will forfeit their seats.
The DOST special phase allotments show a clear preference for Commerce among Telangana's degree aspirants, mirroring national trends. But the fact that 3,723 applicants lost out due to limited web options points to a mismatch between demand and available choices. The real test: can the state expand capacity in undersubscribed streams or guide students without forcing their hand?
Source: thehansindia.com
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