J&K BOPEE Releases Provisional Merit List for B. Pharmacy (Lateral Entry) Courses-2024

The Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (J&K BOPEE) has announced the provisional merit list for candidates who have applied for admission to the B. Pharmacy (Lateral Entry) Courses-2024. This follows the Board’s recent Notification No. 051-BOPEE dated July 19, 2024.

Candidates who have applied for the B. Pharmacy (Lateral Entry) Course-2024 are required to attend the specified round of counseling. They must report to BOPEE offices in Jammu or Srinagar on July 23, 2024. Due to the absence of an entrance examination conducted by the Board, the provisional merit list has been prepared based on the candidates’ performance in their qualifying examinations.

The merit list can be found in Annexure “A” attached to the official notification available on the J&K BOPEE website [www.jkbopee.gov.in](http://www.jkbopee.gov.in). Any concerns or objections regarding the merit list will be addressed by the Board during the counseling session.

Detailed Notification Here

The announcement, detailed in Notice No. 017-BOPEE of 2024 dated July 20, 2024, ensures transparency and fairness in the admission process. The notification has been disseminated to various government officials and departments, ensuring broad communication of this critical update.

For further details and the complete merit list, candidates and other stakeholders are advised to visit the official J&K BOPEE website

BGSBU Extends Ph.D. Application Deadline for Academic Session 2024-25

In a recent announcement, the Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University (BGSBU) has extended the deadline for the submission of online application forms for Ph.D. programs for the academic session 2024-25. The extension has been officially communicated through an extension notice dated July 15, 2024, issued by the Office of the Dean Academic Affairs.

Previously, the last date for submitting applications was set according to Admission Notification No. BGSBU/DAA/24/358, dated May 6, 2024. However, due to the latest development, prospective Ph.D. candidates now have until August 15, 2024, to complete and submit their applications.

The notice emphasizes that this extension aims to provide additional time for applicants who may have faced difficulties meeting the earlier deadline. The university encourages all eligible candidates to take advantage of this extended period to ensure their applications are submitted in a timely manner.

Detailed Notification Here

The official notice has been widely circulated within the university’s academic and administrative departments, including:
– Vice Chancellor
– All Associate Deans of Schools of Studies
– Controller of Examinations
– Principals, Heads, and Coordinators of Departments of Studies
– Deputy Registrar (Academic Affairs) / Deputy Controller of Examinations
– Media Advisor, BGSBU
– University Website (www.bgsbu.ac.in)
– P.A. to Registrar for information of the Registrar
– All concerned parties

The extended deadline provides a crucial opportunity for aspiring researchers to join BGSBU’s Ph.D. programs, renowned for their academic rigor and research excellence.

For further details and to apply, candidates are advised to visit the official BGSBU website or contact the academic affairs office directly.

Islamic University of Science & Technology (IUST) Announces Extension for Admissions 2024

The Islamic University of Science & Technology (IUST) has announced an extension for the submission of online application forms for various undergraduate and diploma programs. The new deadline is now July 29, 2024 (Monday), to accommodate students awaiting their CUET-UG 2024 results.

Undergraduate Programs
The following undergraduate programs are open for admission:
– B. Tech. Food Technology
– B.A. English (FYUGP)
– B.A. Journalism & Mass Communication (FYUGP)
– B. Sc. Economics (FYUGP)
– B. A. Islamic Studies (FYUGP)
– B. A. Arabic Language & Literature (FYUGP)
– B. Arch.
– MBA (5-Year Integrated)
– B. Sc. Physics (FYUGP)
– B. Sc. Chemistry (FYUGP)
– BS Design your Degree – DyOD (FYUGP)
– B. Sc. Mathematical Sciences (FYUGP)
– B. Sc. Computer Science (FYUGP)

Diploma Programs
Three-year polytechnic diploma programs include:
– Diploma in Civil Engineering
– Diploma in Electrical Engineering
– Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

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Lateral-Entry Programs
– B. Tech. Engineering: Civil, Computer Science, Electrical, Electronics & Communication, Mechanical, and Food Technology
– Diploma Engineering: Civil, Electrical, Mechanical

Special Note
Candidates who have passed a 3-Year Engineering Diploma (at par with NCrF Level IV) are also eligible for admission to various undergraduate programs at IUST.

Candidates who have not appeared in CUET-UG 2024 can still apply online for admission. However, first preference will be given to CUET-UG 2024 candidates. Selection for remaining seats will be based on the University Entrance Test or percentage of marks in the qualifying examination.

Revised Eligibility for B. Sc. Physics (FYUGP)
Candidates must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 55% marks with Physics as one of the subjects from JKBOSE or any other recognized board.

All other terms and conditions, including eligibility criteria for admission, remain unchanged. Detailed admission notifications are available on the university website: www.iust.ac.in

Candidates can apply online for the advertised programs via the university’s admission portal: admission.iust.ac.in

For further information, candidates may contact the Admission Officials at:
– Phone: 9858306455, 9906400789
– EPABX: 01933-247954/247955
– EXT: 2086
– Email: admissions@iust.ac.in

Detailed Notification Here

Ahead of NEET UG counselling, here are answers to some frequently asked questions about all India quota (AIQ) medical admissions.

The National Testing Agency (NTA), during the July 18 hearing of NEET UG result cancellation and re-exam pleas, informed the Supreme Court of India that the online counselling process for admission to undergraduate medical courses is likely to begin on July 24. The top court had directed the agency to publish centre-wise results of NEET UG while protecting the identity of candidates and posted the matter for July 22, two days before the tentative date for the commencement of the online counselling process

With this, the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) and state counselling bodies are expected to issue notifications and schedules for all India quota (AIQ) and state quota medical counselling soon.

Ahead of NEET UG counselling, here are answers to some frequently asked questions about AIQ medical admissions:

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Question: What is MCC NEET counselling?

Answer: The MCC conducts NEET UG counselling for 15 per cent all India quota seats; 100 per cent seats of deemed universities, central universities (DU, AMU, BHU), ESIC, AFMC, IP University, AIIMS and JIPMER institutions. In addition, it also conducts online counselling for BSc Nursing at central institutions. The MCC NEET counselling is held in three rounds, followed by a stray vacancy round.

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Question: What is the role of MCC in NEET UG counselling

Answer: The role of MCC in NEET UG counselling is limited to the allotment of seats to the participating candidates as per their merit and choice. After the NEET UG result is announced, it collects the list/data/information about the successful candidates from the NTA and begins the counselling process/

Question: How to register and fill in choices for MCC NEET counselling?

Answer: After the NEET UG counselling begins, the candidates have to log in to mcc.nic.in using their credentials to get registered and fill in the choices. Candidates should read the counselling scheme, which will be available in the information bulletin, carefully before registering. They should also check the user guide and the number of seats available for different medical colleges and make a preference list before exercising the choices.

Question: Does one require any documents to register online?

Answer: The candidates will be required to fill up some information given on their NEET UG application forms. The candidates should keep the information confidential and should not share the password and OTP with anyone else, as the information can be misused, preventing them from taking part in the seat allotment process.

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Question: What information does a candidate require to register online on the MCC website?

Answer: Candidates will be asked to provide some information given on the NEET UG application form while registering online for the counselling process. The MCC does not reveal more details in this regard due to security reasons. Candidates should keep a copy of the NEET application process with them till the counselling process is over.

The MCC further said that while registering for the counselling process, candidates must provide the information in correct spelling and numbers, etc.

Question: How many choices of institutions and courses (MBBS, BDS and BSc Nursing) can a candidate fill?

Answer: There is no limit to the number of choices allowed. However, the MCC will consider it in the order of preference. There will be a common software for AIQ/Deemed/Central Universities/BSc Nursing/AIIMS/JIPMER/AMU /BHU for filling up choices, it said.

Question: How can a candidate get an idea about which seat s/he is likely to get based on his/her NEET UG rank?

Answer: Once the counselling process begins, the candidates can log on to the website and check the composite allotment list of last year. This information will give an idea about which seat a candidate can get. However, it is only indicative, without any guarantee for the current year. Further, they can also check the category-wise opening and closing ranks of the previous year on the MCC website.

Question: Is it necessary to fill and lock choices, or will candidates be allotted a seat automatically from the leftover seats?

Answer: If a candidate does not register and fill choices, s/he will not be allotted a seat. After filling choices, they can modify it before locking. It is necessary to lock the choices to get a printout. If a candidate does not lock his/her choices, it will be done automatically done as per the schedule.

For further details, candidates are advised to visit the official website of the MCC.