The number of vacant seats available in a sanitary or sanitation-related course (such as public health, environmental engineering, or sanitary science) depends on various factors like the specific institution, country, and academic year. Each college or university typically releases information about available seats in their course admission bulletins or notices.

To find out the number of vacant seats for a particular sanitary course, you can:

1. **Check the official website** of the institution offering the course. They usually publish seat availability, especially during the admission process.

2. **Contact the admissions office** directly to get the most updated information on seat vacancies and application deadlines.

3. **Look for counseling updates** if the course is part of a competitive exam or centralized counseling process (like NEET, JEE, etc.). They often release data about seat allotments and vacancies after each round of counseling.

Make sure to regularly check updates, as seat availability can change rapidly during admissions. Additionally, eligibility criteria, category reservations, and merit lists may also impact the actual number of seats available for applicants.

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Check the seat availability in courses on sanitary like Diploma in Sanitary Health Inspector or more, as one makes direct contact with the institutions offering such courses. The seat availability varies with the institution, region and the time of the admission cycle. Most institutions delivering such health course usually put up relevant information relating to seat allotment on their website or during counselling sessions during admissions.

You can also contact state health departments, medical training institutes or universities, which offer such courses to get proper information. In case you have an aim towards a particular college and a state, I'll be able to help you find out the number of seats available concerning the given admission season.