Embassy of India, Kathmandu
The
Embassy of India announces the results of the Common Entrance Examination
(COMPEX) 2003 conducted on 24th August, 2002. The examination was conducted
for admissions to seats/scholarships provided by the Government of India
to Nepalese students for courses in Bachelor of Engineering, MBBS, Bachelor
of Pharmacy, Bachelor of Veterinary Science
and B.Sc.(Agriculture). A large number of candidates took this entrance
examination. 507 candidates appeared for Bachelor of Engineering, 1022
candidates for MBBS, 106 for B. Pharmacy, 215 for B.V.Sc and 203 candidates
for B.Sc.(Agriculture). The seats likely to be available this year (Academic
Year 2003-04) for various courses are as follows :-
| Reserved | General | Total | |
| 1. B.E | 25 (Scholarship) | 25 (Scholarship) | 50 (Scholarship) |
| 2. MBBS | 04 (SFS) | 04 (SFS) | 08 (SFS) |
| 3. B.Pharmacy | 02 (SFS) | 03 (SFS) | 05 (SFS) |
| 4. B.V.Sc. | 02 (Scholarship) | 03 (Scholarship) | 05 (Scholarship) |
| 5. B.Sc.(Agriculture) 0 | 2 (Scholarship) | 03 (Scholarship) | 05 (Scholarship) |
Note: SFS – Self-financing scheme
Reserved
seats are for candidates from districts with high percentage of educationally
disadvantaged population. These districts are – Rasuwa, Siraha,
Bardiya, Kailali, Bara, Dhanusha, Mahottari, Rautahat, Sarlahi, Saptari,
Parsa, Kapilbastu, Makwanpur, Banke, Sunsari, Dangdeukhuri, Kanchanpur,
Nuwakot, Rupandehi, Sindhupalchowk, Nawalparasi,
Kabrepalanchowk, Sindhuli, Dhading and Morang.
These
are indicative figures and are subject to change. The
merit lists are enclosed according to courses. English is only a
qualifying subject and minimum qualifying percentage is 50% both in
COMPEX 2003 and in class XII examination. Marks obtained in English
are not included in the gross total for determining the ranking. The
merit list is based on weightage of 80% to the percentage obtained in
COMPEX 2003 and weightage of 20% to the percentage in class XII in the
relevant
subjects. The allocation of seats will be according to merit. The
Embassy of India congratulates the successful candidates and
wishes them a pleasant stay and a satisfying educational experience
in India. The non-inclusion of candidates in these merit lists is no
reflection on the academic abilities of those candidates. As a large
number of candidates took this examination, not all could be accommodated
in the seats available. The Embassy hopes that those who could not get
selected for these
courses will be able to pursue their area of interest in other reputed
educational institutions of their choice.
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