The Kolhan University on Wednesday inaugurated its online admissions for all the undergraduate programmes for the academic year 2016-17. In an innovative way to provide hassle free process, admission and registration process for both under graduate, post graduate and B.Ed courses have been digitalised.
last year, the varsity digitised the admission process of PG and BEd. Jharkhand Governor Droupadi Murmu fulfilled the formalities of clicking the university website www.kolhanuniversity.ac.in and the URl http://www.kolhan.in/Appon/index.action at a function at Raj Bhawan in Ranchi. Students can now look forward to apply for all the 35 constituent and affiliated colleges
RPP Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Kolhan University, said the initiative had been taken to provide better facilities to the students. The process saved time and was hassle free too. The University had planned this for a long time but they could only do it for PG and BEd last year. This is an important achievement for us.
As per the process, students need to logon to the Kolhan University website and click on the online application for PG and UG registration to create a user id and password. After which, they will have to log in through the generated ID and password to enter the website from the tab — Online admission for all under graduate courses to fill up the form where they can apply for admission. They will get a notification about the documents required to fill the admission forms. Students will have to upload pictures, their address and other details.
Students can also choose their colleges as per the choice of the subject. According to preference an applicant will choose the colleges and will have to also pay Rs100 per college. The payment can be done through an online payment gateway. “Students used to stand in queues for long hours under the sun. The online system will let students apply at ease without wasting time in queues. The students when they register will automatically get a user id and password which can be used to track their application status,” said a faculty member of the Jamshedpur Women’s College.