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Penalty for late admission for PUC students abolished in Karnataka

J
Jayanth R.
Penalty for late admission for PUC students abolished in Karnataka
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The Karnataka government has abolished late admission penalties for students enrolling in government pre-university colleges starting from the 2026-27 academic year. This move aims to increase enrollment rates, particularly among students from economically and socially backward backgrounds.

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Removing financial barriers to education is a key policy shift intended to improve accessibility and boost student retention in state-run institutions.

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The State Government has rescinded its previous order regarding imposition of late admission penalty on students seeking enrolment in government pre-university (PU) colleges in Karnataka.

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