Hi, I want to take admission in Galgotias but tomorrow will be the last date but I need 5 more days. What can I do? Please tell.

143 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Nisha Kumari
5 Answers
Adhar Sharma
8 years ago
Sorry, admissions for B.Tech CSE are closed, however, admissions in B.Sc for various branches are going on.

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Mohd Rehan
8 years ago
Do visit the campus as soon as possible. If there are still some seats vacant, you'll be given the admission. Try your luck. Most of the courses are filled now.

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AHTISHAM HASHMI
8 years ago
If you go to Galgotias even after 20 days of last date, you will get admission.

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Jitendra kumar
8 years ago
Please contact Galgotia University for extension of dates.

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Syed Baquer
8 years ago
You need to mail or call the admission cell for the extension of your date. The second option is to visit the university with the call letter provided by the university on the day when you want to enroll/ take admission.

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