What do you mean by govt. quota in private colleges given in your almanac

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What do you mean by govt. quota in private colleges given in your almanac

Anil Khatter 8th Jun, 2018

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Bhavya saini 14th Jun, 2018

Hello anil

Government quota seats are those which are filled on the basis of your state CET or 85% state quota. These seats have government fee structure. This means that these seats are equivalent to government seats in government colleges.

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