Common Application form for PU Education

Updated on: Friday, May 18, 2012

The department of PU Education has prepared and launched a common application form for PU admission on its website www.pue.kar.nic.in so that students need not buy separate application for I PUC for academic year 2012-2013. The form can be downloaded filled and submitted to the college of their choice.

On receipt of the application, the colleges should collect application fee of Rs 20 and issue an acknowledgement and receipt to the students. Sale or distribution of prospectus is prohibited.

The colleges have been asked to record in Form-14 and Form 15 information regarding the receipt of applications and display on the college notice board and website. The department has restricted the number of students for each division to 80. According to the calendar of events released by the department for admission to first year PUC, the colleges will start receiving applications from May 17. The last date for submitting applications is May 25. The colleges will display a common merit list and the list of rejected applications on May 31. The first list of students eligible for admission will be displayed on June 4. The last date for the students in the first list to pay fee and get admitted is June 7.

The second list will be displayed on June 9 and students in the second list will have to pay the fee on or before June 13. The third list will be displayed on June 15 and the last date for payment of fees is June 18. The colleges will display the final list on June 20. Ritti said principals should go through the guidelines issued regarding admission procedure and adhere to them. Violation of guidelines will attract penal action, he said.

 

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