Importance of Dependency on Local Area for Backbone Regular Courses - A Case Study
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15550733Keywords:
local area, admission, lateral entry, aicte, pci, punjabAbstract
This paper shows the importance of dependency on local area for admissions. The paper is a case study on one of the premium institute of Punjab. Different technical and non technical courses available in the Institute are divided into 04 categories A, B, C & D depends on the present demand. In order to achieve desirable admission target in local area, the Institute teams have to covered 70 km distance by radius from the location of the Institute. Further, distance of the Institute from various feeder areas is calculated and admission target given to teams not only to cover courses in category C & D but also in Category A & B. This paper is not having more reference because it is based on the true data collected on various parameters.
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Jashandeep Singh. (2019). Strategy & policy to improve admissions & results of technical institutes – 2019. International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research, 6(4), 648-650.
Jashandeep Singh. (2018). Present scenario in technical education in Punjab- India (2017-18). Journal of Emerging Technologies & Innovative Research, 5(7), 51–54.
Jashandeep Singh. (2017). Scenario of admissions in technical institute in 2015. International Journal of Engineering and Management Research (IJEMR), 7(3), 677-679.

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