41 new batches for graduate, PG courses in 38 government colleges

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Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsChief Minister Oommen Chandy said that 38 government colleges in the state would get 41 new graduate and post-graduate courses.Briefing cabinet decisions taken in the special cabinet held on Thursday, he said there were 10,229 applicants yet to gain admission to Plus I courses.He said 1341 candidates who received allotment to Plus 1 courses have not joined the schools so far. There are 4003 vacancies yet to be filled in the various districts. The Chief Minister said all those who wish to get Plus 1 admissions would be given admissions.Under these circumstances, eight additional seats will be provided in the humanities and commerce groups while three seats will be given in the science group. In addition, if students were found in need of starting new batches these will be started in government schools.Those who wish to gain admission to the respective courses may appear for counselling in three days.The Chief Minister said there were 10 batches in as many schools where no students have joined so far. These batches will be allotted to those schools where students wish to join.Those who wish to gain admission to the respective courses may appear for counselling in three days.The Chief Minister said there were 10 batches in as many schools where no students have joined so far. These batches will be allotted to those schools where students wish to join. He said all those wish to get Plus one admission will be given in the schools which are near to their residence as far as possible. The special cabinet discussed the drought situation in the state. A detailed memorandum will be submitted to the Centre. The power crisis also was discussed in the meeting.SOLATIUM ANNOUNCEDCabinet has decided to give `3 lakh each as solatium to the dependents of those who died in the landslide and flash floods in Kannur and Kozhikode. For those who have lost land in the calamities, a maximum of one acre will be given.He said the ministers who had visited the flood-hit areas and the district collectors have submitted their reports. The losses in the calamity have been roughly estimated.He said he would visit the flood-hit areas on Friday. Those who have lost their houses and shops will also be given compensation. KSEB would be given `185 crore as grant for the loss to be incurred following waiving the tariff hike to consumers who use up to the 120 unit per month.Referring to the Nelliampathy issue and the ongoing stand-off between T N Prathapan MLA and the Government chief whip P C George, Chandy asked the mediapersons not to ‘’worry’’ about it.When pointed out that MLAs T N Prathapan and V D Satheesan had been summoned to New Delhi to meet Rahul Gandhi, Oommen Chandy chidingly asked the reporters whether they were now convinced of the fact that Prathapan was a Congress leader.first published:January 01, 1970, 05:30 ISTlast updated:January 01, 1970, 05:30 IST
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Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said that 38 government colleges in the state would get 41 new graduate and post-graduate courses.

Briefing cabinet decisions taken in the special cabinet held on Thursday, he said there were 10,229 applicants yet to gain admission to Plus I courses.

He said 1341 candidates who received allotment to Plus 1 courses have not joined the schools so far. There are 4003 vacancies yet to be filled in the various districts. The Chief Minister said all those who wish to get Plus 1 admissions would be given admissions.

Under these circumstances, eight additional seats will be provided in the humanities and commerce groups while three seats will be given in the science group. In addition, if students were found in need of starting new batches these will be started in government schools.

Those who wish to gain admission to the respective courses may appear for counselling in three days.

The Chief Minister said there were 10 batches in as many schools where no students have joined so far. These batches will be allotted to those schools where students wish to join.

Those who wish to gain admission to the respective courses may appear for counselling in three days.

The Chief Minister said there were 10 batches in as many schools where no students have joined so far. These batches will be allotted to those schools where students wish to join.

He said all those wish to get Plus one admission will be given in the schools which are near to their residence as far as possible. The special cabinet discussed the drought situation in the state. A detailed memorandum will be submitted to the Centre. The power crisis also was discussed in the meeting.

SOLATIUM ANNOUNCED

Cabinet has decided to give `3 lakh each as solatium to the dependents of those who died in the landslide and flash floods in Kannur and Kozhikode. For those who have lost land in the calamities, a maximum of one acre will be given.

He said the ministers who had visited the flood-hit areas and the district collectors have submitted their reports. The losses in the calamity have been roughly estimated.

He said he would visit the flood-hit areas on Friday. Those who have lost their houses and shops will also be given compensation. KSEB would be given `185 crore as grant for the loss to be incurred following waiving the tariff hike to consumers who use up to the 120 unit per month.

Referring to the Nelliampathy issue and the ongoing stand-off between T N Prathapan MLA and the Government chief whip P C George, Chandy asked the mediapersons not to ‘’worry’’ about it.

When pointed out that MLAs T N Prathapan and V D Satheesan had been summoned to New Delhi to meet Rahul Gandhi, Oommen Chandy chidingly asked the reporters whether they were now convinced of the fact that Prathapan was a Congress leader.