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Over 70% of West Bengal’s public college seats remain unfilled due to delays, low awareness, and student shifts to private options.
Over 70% of undergraduate seats in West Bengal’s state-run and state-aided colleges remain unfilled after two counselling rounds, with only 28.8% of 936,215 available seats filled.
Despite 421,301 registrations, just 269,777 students secured admission, fewer than last year.
Delays from a legal dispute over OBC reservations and uncertainty around the process led many students to choose private or autonomous colleges.
College officials cite low awareness, system rigidity, and policy challenges as contributing factors, while some advocate for direct admissions.
The crisis highlights broader concerns about access and quality in public higher education.
Más del 70% de las plazas de las universidades públicas de Bengala Occidental permanecen sin llenar debido a retrasos, poca conciencia y cambios de estudiantes a opciones privadas.