The state education department has changed its mind about postponing the Standard XI admission process by two days and decided to stick toits earlier schedule for bifocal admissions.
On Saturday, assistant director of education Rajendra Godhne, in-charge of Standard XI admissions, had told TOI that entire process had to be deferred by at least two days due to uncertainties over legal challenge to 90:10 quota in Bombay High Court. "On Monday, the court scrapped the 90:10 quota and vacated the stay. Therefore, we have decided to stick to original schedule as management quota admissions will be over by July 7. Hence, we will be releasing final merit list for bifocal courses at 2 pm on our websites and also at Dhanwate National College," he said
On Saturday, assistant director of education Rajendra Godhne, in-charge of Standard XI admissions, had told TOI that entire process had to be deferred by at least two days due to uncertainties over legal challenge to 90:10 quota in Bombay High Court. "On Monday, the court scrapped the 90:10 quota and vacated the stay. Therefore, we have decided to stick to original schedule as management quota admissions will be over by July 7. Hence, we will be releasing final merit list for bifocal courses at 2 pm on our websites and also at Dhanwate National College," he said