Sindh Government Has Reduced Admission Marks for First Year Students

We have some important news for Sindh students! In a significant move to ease the admission process for students, the Sindh government has decided to lower the minimum marks required for first-year intermediate admissions in government sector colleges across the province. This decision has been made aimed at accommodate more students into the education system, ensuring that a broader range of interested students can access higher education opportunities. This significant announcement of reduction in first year admission marks has been made recently and students can find more about this crucial announcement further below from this page.

Reduction in Cut-off Marks in Sindh

Dr. Naveed, the Director General of Colleges, announced that the cut-off marks have been reduced from 20 to 50 marks, depending on the respective college. This reduction in government colleges admission marks comes in response to the growing number of students seeking admission and the need to address the limited availability of seats in some government sector institutions.

Latest Admission List and Expanded Capacity

Dr. Naveed confirmed that the latest admission list, reflecting these changes, has already been published on 23rd August 2024. To further accommodate the influx of interested students, some government colleges in Sindh have expanded their admission capacity, ensuring that more students can secure a place in their desired programs.

Establishment of Complaint Centres

To handle the high number of complaints related to the admission process, the Sindh government has set up complaint centers at six key colleges. These centers are located at DJ Science College, Government College for Boys Nazimabad, Government Degree Boys College Gulistan-e-Johar, Government Girls College Liaquatabad, Sir Syed College, and Khurshid Girls College. These centers aim to assist students and parents in resolving any issues they may face during the admission process.

Massive Number of Applications

Dr. Naveed revealed that a total of 169,890 students applied through the admission portal for various groups, including Pre-Engineering, Pre-Medical, Commerce, Humanities, Home Economics, and Computer Science. Out of these, 167,309 students successfully secured admission. Additionally, out of 114,000 students who applied specifically for college admissions, over 98,000 were granted admission. This decision by the Sindh government reflects its commitment to making education more accessible and accommodating the growing demand for college placements across the province. Stay tuned to our website for more crucial updates like this.