
Panel to study admissions to professional courses
The Hindu
It will study intake from govt. schools
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Tuesday issued orders for constituting an 11-member commission to look into ways to increase the admission of students from government schools into professional courses (other than medicine), if their intake in such programmes was inadequate. The panel will look into the admission of students from government schools in professional programmes, such as engineering, agriculture, animal husbandry, fisheries and law, among others. It will be headed by retired Delhi High Court judge D. Murugesan, and it will submit its report to the government in a month, an official release said.More Related News

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