
Pooja Mathur
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The Department of Technical Education, Kerala has announced the First allotment results for Polytechnic admissions July 18, 2017. The results are available at the official website polyadmission.org. Number of candidates who will need to take admissions into polytechnic colleges for the academic year 2017-18 applied for the notification. Candidates who had applied are eagerly awaiting the Kerala Polytechnic First Allotment Results 2017. Candidates can now check Kerala Polytechnic First Allotment list once the results are announced. After the declaration of the results, the candidates will be able to take admissions to various courses in various colleges. Also Read: hscap.kerala.gov.in HSCAP Kerala Plus One Supplementary Allotment Results Date Announced 2017, Check updates now
For checking Kerala Polytechnic First Allotment 2017 Results,they would need to visit the official website. After which they will need to enter their application number and Date of Birth in the provided fields. After which they would need to click on submit button. After which the results appear on the screen. The candidates will need to download and take a printout for further reference. The Polytechnic allotment (trial) and provisional rank list was published for the second time by DTE on July 12. It is also important to note that the last date for reporting/ joining based on first allotment is July 21, up to 4 pm. The cut-off date for admission is July 31 and DTE will complete four rounds of allotments. The engineering graduates with valid GATE score and 60% marks can apply. The non GATE candidates can also apply. Here are some steps to check Kerala Polytechnic 1st Allotment Results 2017:
Another important point which the candidates need to note that approximately 11,670 seats are available in 51 government & government-aided Polytechnic colleges. There are about 3,055 seats in Self-financing institutions for the academic session 2017-18. The Directorate of Technical Education DTE Kerala had invited online applications for Polytechnic College Admission. It is important to note that DTE will need to maintain and enhance the quality of technical education by laying the policies. There are around 150 self financing Engineering Colleges both in the Government and private sector functioning in the state.
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