SMEAT

Desh Bhagat University in Punjab, like many other Indian universities, adheres to the Government of India's legislated reservation policy as of my most recent update in September 2021. People from varied socially and economically disadvantaged backgrounds are intended to benefit from the reservation policy's promotion of social inclusion and equal opportunity.

The following categories are often covered by the reservation policy:

(SC) Scheduled Castes
ST: Scheduled Tribes
OBC: Other Backward Classes
Sections with Lower Incomes (EWS)
PWD (people with disabilities)
Depending on university policy and governmental requirements, the precise proportion of seats set aside for each category may change. It's vital to remember that the reservation policy is open to modification, and the institution may revise its rules in accordance with the most recent legislative directives.

I advise checking the university's official website or getting in touch with their admissions office directly if you want accurate and current information regarding seat reservations at Desh Bhagat University for the current academic year. They'll be able to provide you the most recent details on making seat reservations and getting admitted.

This is the seat reservation criteria at Himalayan Garhwal University.

RESERVATION POLICY

a) Under sub-section (1) of section 35 of the Maharaja Agrasen Himalayan Garhwal University Act, 2016, for admission in various courses conducted by the University, Thirty-one percent (31%) seats shall be reserved for the permanent residents of the state of Uttarakhand.

b) University shall adhere to the state policy of reservation made by the State Government under the constitution of India or as notified by the Government of India for the purpose from time to time and the same shall be applicable for admission to any academic programme for OBC, SC-ST, and physically handicapped candidates (with a minimum disability to the extent of 40%), over the intake fixed for each academic Programme.

c) University may reserve a certain number of seats for NRIs, foreign nationals, PIOs, and industry personnel candidates for admission to any of the academic programmes, over the intake fixed for each academic programme.

d) Candidates seeking admission under the reserved categories shall be required to fulfil the prescribed conditions and eligibility criteria of admission to any of the academic programmes.

e) If the reserved seats are vacant, due to the non-availability of eligible candidates or any other reason, then said vacant seats may be filled by the other students on a merit basis/otherwise, as deemed fit.

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