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Admission on first come first serve basis in CSJMU


KANPUR: The students will get admission on first come first serve basis in various professional courses of Chhatrapati Sahuji Maharaj University (CSJMU) in the academic session 2013-14. This decision was taken in the meeting of academic council held on Saturday.

CSJMU vice-chancellor Ashok Kumar and HoDs of various professional courses decided not to conduct the entrance tests for courses which had received less number of applications in 2013-14 academic session. The students will get direct admissions. The HoDs will form a merit list. On its basis, allotment of seats will be done. The students will be informed about their admissions. The academic council committee also decided to conduct entrance test for around 28 courses offered by CSJMU which got many applicants.



The CSJM offer several professional courses like LLB, BCA, MCA, BBA, MBA and journalism. Thousands of students apply for the entrance of these courses every year. But this year, the university had received less number of applications for professional courses. Hence, the authorities have decided not to conduct the entrance tests of courses which got lesser number of applications. Students will be given direct admissions.

The academic council members also discussed the calendar of the next academic session. The committee proposed amendments in next academic session which will come into force after the entrance tests.

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