Hello Arya,

If you are in 3rd year of graduation and have applied for CUET PG , you can still attend counseling.

What to Do If Your Degree Is Not Completed by Counseling?

• Most universities allow provisional admission if you provide a final-year appearing certificate from your college.
  
  
• You need to submit your final degree or marksheet before the university's deadline.
  
  
• Check the specific eligibility rules of the university where you are applying.

It’s best to contact the university's admission department to confirm their policy for final-year students.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

If you're currently in your third year of graduation and have applied for CUET PG, you might face an issue during counseling if you haven't completed your graduation degree yet.

Provisional Admission

Many universities offer provisional admission to students who have appeared for their final year exams but haven't received their degree yet. You can check with the universities you're interested in to see if they offer provisional admission.

Documents Required

To avail provisional admission, you'll typically need to submit:

1. Provisional Certificate: Issued by your university, stating that you've appeared for your final year exams.

2. Mark Sheet: Showing your marks for the previous years or semesters.

3. Admission Slip: Issued by the university, confirming your provisional admission.

Conditions for Provisional Admission

Provisional admission is usually granted subject to certain conditions:

1. Submission of Degree Certificate: You'll need to submit your degree certificate within a specified timeframe (usually 2-3 months).

2. Meeting Eligibility Criteria: You must meet the eligibility criteria for the course, including the required percentage or CGPA.

What to Do During Counseling

During counseling, be prepared to:

1. Disclose Your Status: Inform the counseling authorities about your current status (i.e., appearing for final year exams).

2. Provide Provisional Certificate: Submit your provisional certificate and mark sheet to support your application.

3. Seek Clarification: Ask about the university's policy on provisional admission and the required documents.

Stay calm and prepared, and you'll navigate this situation smoothly!