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Visit the official website of the college you're applying to.

Look for a section labeled Admissions, Merit List, Notices, or Latest Updates.

Click on the link for the current year’s merit list.

The merit list is usually in PDF format—you can download or view it directly.

Search for your name or application number using Ctrl + F (on computer) or search bar (on phone).

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Thanks for reaching out!

To check a college's merit list, follow this step-by-step process. First, go to the official website of the college or university you applied to. Every college publishes its merit list in the Admissions or Latest Updates section.

You’ll usually find a link named First Merit List, UG Admission List, or something similar. Click on that, and a PDF file will open. Use your application or registration number to search your name in the list.

Merit lists are released in multiple rounds. If your name isn’t in the first list, don’t panic wait for the second or third rounds. Also, make sure you’ve filled your admission form completely and uploaded all necessary documents. In some cases, they also email you directly if you’re selected. If the merit list isn't available online or you're confused, it’s best to call or email the admission cell of the college. They are usually helpful and provide clear instructions.

Best of luck for your admission!

Hello Good Noon,

To check a college merit list, it's very simple:

1. Go to the College Website: This is the main place. Look for sections like "Admissions," "Notices," "Announcements," or "Merit List."

2. Find the Right Course/Program: Colleges have different lists for different courses (like B.A., B.Sc., B.Com). Make sure you're looking at the list for the course you applied for.

3. Look for "Merit List" or "Selection List": It's usually a PDF file. Click on it to open.

4. Find Your Name or Application Number: The list will have names or application numbers of selected students, often in order of marks. Look for yours.

5. Check Further Instructions: The list usually tells you what to do next, like when to pay fees or attend document verification.

That's it!