A government order published in thecurrent issue of State Gazette also announced formation of the 15-member CENTAC under the chairmanshipof the Education Secretary.
It was stated that the government had 'decided to entrust the task of admission to various professional courses for 2017-18 academic yearto be carried out by the CENTAC'.
The courses include B.Tech, medicine, dental, Veterinary and Animal Sciences, B.Pharm, B.Sc (Nursing), LLB and Agriculture offered by colleges under the purview of the union territory government and also those run by government- sponsored and funded societies and also the unaided private institutions.
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