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D-day for 3,000 Pune students who are without college seats
Updated On: 21 July, 2014 12:36 AM IST | | Niranjan Medhekar
Today, junior colleges will declare individual merit lists of offline admissions, which students had to undergo through after being unable to procure admissions through the centralised admission process (CAP)

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Nearly 3,000 students who have not secured admission to Std XI course in city colleges will be anxious and nervous today – colleges in the city will release individual merit lists after accepting applications for admissions offline after the centralised admission process (CAP) was unable to provide seats to the hopefuls.

Long line: There are 190 seats vacant in the Science course at Nowrsojee Wadia College, but 484 have applied for them. File pic
There are nearly 3,000 such students who had been left without a seat after three CAP rounds due to different reasons – some didn’t get a college of their choice, while others simply weren’t allotted a choice through the computerised merit list.
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