Can I get a seat in SASTRA University as I failed to attend the counselling process?
I have cleared JEE Mains and registered for SASTRA University. I have scored 75% in HSC.
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I don't think that is possible. I think by now, classes would have started and in SASTRA, no seats will be left by now and if you had missed the counseling, then there is no way because when the classes start they don't take in new admissions. Mostly with 75% in HSC it's impossible. I had 97%, only 10 seats were left in my department and it was 2010. All the best. -
You can get admission in this college but if you have failed to attend the counselling then you cannot be able to get the desired branch you want to pursue, plus you have to wait for the next call from the college. -
No, unfortunately the counseling sessions are over and the classes have started. So they won't admit any new students as all the slots would have been filled up.
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You have missed the counselling. It is too late to get into the college as the course has begun and more than 2 weeks have passed.
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