HPU extends deadline for UG, Shastri courses to October 5

Himachal Pradesh University has, once against, extended the deadline for admissions in all undergraduate and Shastri courses in all government and private colleges affiliated to it. The deadline has been changed to October 5, and this is the fourth time...

Tribune News Service

Shimla, Updated At : 08:32 AM Sep 30, 2024 IST

Himachal Pradesh University has, once against, extended the deadline for admissions in all undergraduate and Shastri courses in all government and private colleges affiliated to it.

The deadline has been changed to October 5, and this is the fourth time in the ongoing academic session that the university has extended the deadline for admissions in the courses.

A notification regarding this order has been issued by university authorities. As per the notification, the decision has been taken to facilitate the students who were not able to get admissions in colleges in time.

Principals of all affiliated colleges have been directed to consider the admissions of students in undergraduate and Shastri courses till the aforementioned date, strictly in accordance with the provisions of the Himachal Pradesh University’s (HPU) ordinance.

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