Online admission process for undergraduate courses in Haryana to start from September 7

Haryana shall be commencing its online admission for undergraduate classes from September 7 in all the government, aided and self-finance colleges across the State. 

The admission process in all government, government-aided and self-finance colleges in Haryana will begin from September 7 online. The admission process will continue until September 21 and the detailed admission schedule has been released by Director General, Higher Education, Haryana. 

As per the schedule, the document verification and preparation of merit list will be done from September 22-25, the first merit list will be released on September 26, fee submission can be done from  September 26 to 29. The second merit list will be displayed on September 30 for which the students can submit the fee from October 1 to 5. The teaching process in the colleges will start from October 6 and on the same day open counselling will also be conducted.

If the selected student fails to submit his/her fee within the stipulated time period, the seat shall be cancelled. “Candidates who fail to submit their fee or take admission due to any reason, shall get a chance of admission in open counselling only if they give their willingness online on the date of open counselling through their respective login on the admission portal”, the guidelines issued, by the Higher Education Department mentioned.

Regarding reserved category admissions, the guidelines mention that “while implementing reservation policy on online admission software, rounding of the number of seats will be done and in case of mismatch during bifurcation of seats by online admission software, the adjustment of number of seats will be done in Haryana Open General Category”.

“The applicant, whose admission is confirmed, will submit his original migration certificate if he/she is from any board other than Board of School Education Haryana, in the college within 10 days of his/her admission so that, the same may be submitted by the college alongwith Registration Return to University”, the guidelines add.

Colleges have also been directed to “ensure that their staff will verify all such application forms of entire District that will be sent to them randomly by the office of DG, Higher Education. There shall be no pendency in verification of forms. Verification must be completed on day to day basis”.

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