This flowchart summarizes the college admission process in India. It involves applying online or in-person, document verification, choice filling, initial allotment, possible upgradation, reporting to the allotted institution, completing admission requirements like fees payment, medical checks, and interviews. There are separate processes for management quota seats and NRI admissions. Potential trouble spots include a time-consuming fee process, lack of transparency in interviews, language barriers, admissions influenced by donations, and insufficient hostel facilities.
2. Process of admission for the academic year 2014-2015
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Candidate
NRI
National
Separate
procedure
for admission
AIEEE
Management
Quota
seats
4. Opt for
upgradationyesAllotment cancelled
n
o
Upgradation process
Availability letter
allotment for
upgradation
Report to
allotment process
Reported to
allotted
institution
No
y
e
s
DOCUMENT
CHECKINGMEDICAL CHECK UP INTERVIEW
Trouble
SPOT 3
5. SEAT ALLOCATION
BOOK BANK
HOSTEL
PAYMENT TO
FEE COUNTER
TRANSPORT
ADMISSION CHAIRMAN
PROVISIONAL ADMISSION LETTER
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
Admission confirmed
End
Trouble
SPOT 1
Trouble
SPOT 2
6. Procedure for NRI admission
Start
CSE attends to a foreign enquirer
Meets entry
requirement
y
e
s
No
CSE advises applicant about FPS
Interview of the applicant
or entrance test
Student
enrols
y
e
s
No End
7. CSE enrolls applicant and gets applicant
To sign all necessary forms
Approved by
managementNo
y
e
s
CSE prepares contract and explains
to students of the implication of
signing the contract
CSE ensures applicants details
in the AIMS
CSE accepts course application fee
Student pass application
approves
No End
y
e
s
8. SSSD advises student to make appoint with ICA
to collect the student pass
Student pays school fees and SSSD
advises student on orientation date
and course start date.CSE issues receipt.
End
9. Trouble spots faced during admission process
 Time consuming fee process
 Lack of transparency during interviews
 Language barrier exists due to
candidates from different parts of the
world.
 Admissions through donation
 Not enough hostel facilities which cause
students to take shelter in pg’s.