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Haryana extends college admission deadline to 1 November
The Story in Brief
Haryana has pushed the college admission deadline to 1 November, the fourth extension this cycle, after 1.44 lakh seats, more than half of the 2.81 lakh total, remained unfilled. Officials first revised the schedule in June, then through August and September, and most recently extended a 6 October cutoff. There is no notification yet on when the academic session for new entrants will begin.
Government colleges have 57,000 vacancies out of 1.33 lakh seats, aided colleges 50,000 vacancies out of 96,000, and self-financed institutions 36,000 vacancies out of 51,000. Authorities urged prospective students to complete registration as soon as possible, calling this the final opportunity before the portal closes permanently on 1 November.
Indian Opinion Analysis
The source reports a decision to extend admissions, but the repeated extensions, four revisions in one cycle, signal that Haryana’s fixed-date model is not matching actual demand or institutional capacity. Of every 10 seats across all college types, five are empty, in self-financed colleges the vacancy rate is 71%. A single final deadline on 1 November is unlikely to fill 1.44 lakh seats unless the bottleneck is genuinely students who only lacked time, not those deterred by fees, course availability or institutional preferences. The source provides no plan for what happens after that date if seats remain unfilled, and does not state when classes for the new batch will start.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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