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Jacob: settle admission row

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala Congress (Jacob) leader T.M. Jacob has urged the Government to settle the controversy over admissions to professional courses.

In a statement here on Friday, he said the students were concerned at the uncertainty over the seat allotment process. He said though the Commissioner for Entrance Examination had sought permission for preparing the category list for MBBS and BDS courses, the Government was yet to give it. The category list was prepared differentiating the reserved and quota seats.

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