Counselling at Ladwa college from today

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Kurukshetra, July 17

Dr Kushal Pal, Principal of Indira Gandhi National College, Ladwa, said open counselling for vacant seats in first year undergraduate courses will commence on July 18.

Those interested in getting admitted to the college must submit and complete their forms and document verification with the admission committee at the college before that.

The admission committee will verify documents and academic credentials to prepare a merit list, which will be posted on the college notice board by 1 pm.

Students, whose names appear in the merit list must confirm their admission by paying the requisite fee amount at the college office on the same day. A failure to do so will require re-listing of the merit list the following day.

The counselling is likely to continue till the end of the month.

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