Janta Group Of Institutions

A Sikh Minority Institution

Application for addmission

Full name Name should correspond with that given in the Matric or Higher Secondary Certificate

Date of birth

As given in Matric Certificate

Father's name

Occupation

Annual income

Mother's name

Occupation

Annual income

Correspondence address

Phone number

Parmanent address

Phone number

University registration No. Only B.A. II, III, B.Com II, III, BBA II, III & B.Sc. II, III

Do you belong to Schedule Caste/Backward Class?

Caste(With proof) if yes, attach Photocopy of SC/BC Certificate

Nationality

Do you have Haryana Roadways BussPass/College Bus to attend the college

if so, from which place

Did you pass your qualifying exam from Board/University other than Haryana Board/K.U.K.?

if so name it Do you have Haryana Roadways BussPass/College Bus to attend the college

Subject offered

Englist
Hindi
Environment Studies
(Qualifying Subject)

Elective Subjects (please consult prospectus)

Englist
Hindi
Environment Studies
(Qualifying Subject)

Details of previous examination passed:

Name of Class	Name of Board/University	Name of Institution	Month Year	Exam Roll No.	Mark		% of Mark	Subjects taken
Name of Class	Name of Board/University	Name of Institution	Month Year	Exam Roll No.	Obtained	Total	% of Mark	Subjects taken
Matric
10+2
B.A./B.Com/BBA I,B.Sc.
B.A./B.Com/BBA I,B.Sc.

Special Merit won in the institution last attended in

Nature of the Marit

Studies/Sport/Dedates/N.S.S. Cultural activities.

College/University

Do you want to take up NSS/Sport Mention your choice

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