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No spl entrance test in Kerala

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KOCHI: The Kerala Self Financing Engineering College Management Association has decided against conducting the special entrance examination this year for admission to the 50 per cent management seats in these colleges.

The association has decided to admit students in this category by preparing a new rank list considering the position of students in the all-India or Kerala Government's entrance test rank list and the marks obtained at the Plus Two levels in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

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