DOST-2025 notification for degree college admissions released
TGCHE chairman and DOST convener V. Balakista Reddy and Commissioner, Collegiate Education A. Sridevasena participated in the release. DOST will be a single online window on the official website: https://dost.cgg.gov.in
All students who have passed the Intermediate Public Examinations are eligible to apply through DOST. The phase-I registrations with a fee of ₹200 will begin on May 3 and continue till May 21. The phase-I seat allotment will be done on May 29, following which the phase-II registrations with a fee of ₹400 will begin on May 30. The seat allotment will be done on June 13.
The phase-III registrations with a fee of ₹400 will continue from June 13 to 19, and seat allotment will be disclosed on June 23. As per the notification, classwork of all undergraduate programmes in semester-I will begin on June 30.
For admissions to D-Pharmacy, the schedule will be announced in the last week of May. TGCHE vice-chairman SK. Mahmood, Secretary Sriram Venkatesh and other officials were present.
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