IIT sub-quota to be merged with OBC


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IIT sub-quota to be merged with OBC

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The 4.5% sub-quota reserved  for minorities in IITs will be merged with the OBC category, in view of  the recent judgment of the Andhra Pradesh high court quashing the provision. An official press release issued by IIT said: “In the  absence  of  any further  legal  development  before    June 13, 2012, the judgment of the  Andhra  Pradesh  high court  will  be  implemented  by  ignoring  the  provision  for  reservation  of  4.5%  seats,  and  by  converting  seats  meant  for  OBC (NCL)-minority community  to OBC(NCL) category.  All the shortlisted candidates are advised that availability of  4.5%  reservation  for  OBC(NCL)-minority  shall  depend  on  legal  developments till June 13. They may register the choice of their courses accordingly.”

“Those selected under this category should widen their choice for courses,  so that a seat in IIT is ensured,” Dr G B Reddy, organising chairperson of IIT-JEE 2012, said.

A total of 325 candidates were shortlisted under the sub-quota.



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