This year, the process of online admission to colleges is set to take a different turn. Not only will students require more documents than before, but they will also need to outline their career plans during the online admission process. This new step aims to give students the opportunity to consider whether they intend to pursue a job or venture into entrepreneurship.
Understanding the Procedure
During the online process, students will be asked to indicate their career prospects. They will need to specify whether they intend to opt for a job in the government or private sector or if they are considering entrepreneurship. Additionally, students will be required to identify their field of interest. This process not only encourages students to plan their future but also enables institutions to assist them, especially in selecting vocational and elective subjects.
Additional Documentation
This year, three new documents have been added to the admission form. These include Aadhaar ID, ABC (Account Bank of Credit), and Proof of Domicile Certificate (which was optional previously). Notably, students will be required to provide the number of the Proof of Domicile Certificate.
Registration Deadline for the First Round
In Indore, where there are over one lakh seats available, students have until May 20 to complete their registration for the first round. Dr. Anas Iqbal, an educator from the region, suggests that students still have ample time to submit their documents. He advises students to initiate the process for the Proof of Domicile Certificate early to avoid last-minute stress.
Special Note
This year, during registration, students will also need to provide details of their assembly constituency at the MP Online kiosk center. However, they will have the freedom to select their assembly constituency correctly, regardless of their district within the state.
The changes in the online admission process aim to streamline the procedure while also encouraging students to think critically about their future career paths. By providing these insights during admission, students can make more informed decisions, and institutions can better support their academic journey.