I have applied for B.A. (Hons.) in Bengali at J.K. College. Why am I not offered a seat despite seats being vacant?

<p>Any number of reasons may have existed for your not being offered a seat in B.A. (Hons.) Bengali course at J.K. College, even though there have been vacancies:</p><p>Application is made late: the admissions might already have been completed and the vacancies could have been filled with the applicants who had applied earlier.</p><p>Incomplete or wrong documents</p><p>Eligibility criteria: Check whether the age and marks you have acquired are enough to sit in that program or not. Many programs have eligibility criteria on the basis of age, marks, and more criteria.</p><p>Waiting List: You might be on a waiting list, and the college may be offering seats to candidates who rank higher on the list.</p><p>Any of the computer or back-office technical issues in your application or perhaps the college's system could cause delays or incorrect processing in any step of the process.</p><p>I would recommend calling the admissions office of J.K. College just to clarify the whole situation. They can provide specific reasons why the admission is being denied or whether there are still available seats. Of course, the next courses of action and the possibilities of staying on the waiting list can also be asked.</p>

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