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DHE Odisha +3 admission merit list 2018 out at samsodisha.gov.in, dheodisha.gov.in

DHE Odisha +3 admission merit list 2018: The second round selection merit list is released at the official website —  samsodisha.gov.in and dheodisha.gov.in

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DHE Odisha +3 admission merit list 2018: The second round selection merit list is released by the Department of Higher Education (DHE), Odisha at 11 am on July 11. The candidates can check their names or roll number on the official website —  samsodisha.gov.in and dheodisha.gov.in. The same will be released after online validation and digitisation of offline Common Application Form (CAF).

A total of 2,12,859 candidates had applied for admission in about 985 degree colleges. The admission of the applicants selected in the second round and slide-up cases and data updation in e-Space will be held from July 12 to July 13. The classes will commence from July 16.

DHE Odisha +3 admission merit list 2018: How to check
Step 1: Log on to the official website, samsodisha.gov.in

Step 2: Click on the merit list icon

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Step 3: College and category wise rank list will be displayed on the screen

Step 4: Select college type, district, college, stream and subject and click on show

Step 5: The result will now be displayed

Step 6: Download the same and take a printout for future reference

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The admission of all those selected in the first round and admission data updation by the colleges in their e-Space has been completed. In case the selected applicant does not take admission, her/ his name shall be removed from the system for the slide-up process during this session. DHE Odisha also released Plus II or +2 merit list a few weeks back for all those students who had passed their Class 10 or matric examinations.

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This year, the students applying for admission in different streams were allowed to pick at least five colleges and a maximum of 10 colleges.

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