Hyderabad, Aug 12th: The second phase of counseling for admissions into various engineering colleges through Eamcet will be conducted in the month of September. The Eamcet admission committee has decided this after 82,500 students stayed away from the process in the first round. This is due to the approval given by the AICTE to set up new colleges and apart from this some existing colleges have got additional branches and seats.
Chairman of APSCHE, Prof K.C Reddy said that the final allotment of seats will be made on August 31. After this process, the counseling for pharmacy courses for BPC students will be conducted and later the second phase for MBA and MCA. The second phase for Eamcet will be conducted finally in the month of September. The detailed schedule for re-conducting the certificate verification process and the ICET seat allotments for MBA and MCA courses will be made on Thursday. The same will be displayed by evening on the website.
Chairman of APSCHE, Prof K.C Reddy said that the final allotment of seats will be made on August 31. After this process, the counseling for pharmacy courses for BPC students will be conducted and later the second phase for MBA and MCA. The second phase for Eamcet will be conducted finally in the month of September. The detailed schedule for re-conducting the certificate verification process and the ICET seat allotments for MBA and MCA courses will be made on Thursday. The same will be displayed by evening on the website.
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KGGH gears up for flu Posted on 14-Aug-2009
Kakinada, Aug 13th: The only teaching hospital in East and West Godavari districts, the Kakinada government general hospital (KGGH) is geared up for effective treatment of swine flu (HINI) cases if reported. The superintendent of the government hospital, Mr. M.B.R Sharma on Thursday said that medicin...
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