=> As per the info passed on to the aspirants, the last date for fees payment and securing admissions for the first list direct converts was 24th april. So this implies, the fact that all seats had been taken up, was known to the college by 24th/25th April, then why wasn't this information passed on to the aspirants on 25th april itself (the due date of the first waitlist). All I wish to ask is, why were the aspirants conveyed this on 3rd may ?? Its evident that if all the seats were taken up by 25th april then there was no activity with regard to fees payment and admissions from 25th april to 2nd may. At this point of time, when everyone is running tight on notice periods, other college's fees deadlines and numerous other issues, we as aspirants were just left stranded for the past one week with no clear information being conveyed to us.

=> Secondly, I understand that its solely the college's discretion but if unlike previous years, any buffer calls were given this year then it could possibly have been conveyed to us so that we as aspirants did not keep speculating our chances of a convert based on previous years trends. Again, I am aware that previous years movements are just predictive indicators and not accurate ones but with multiple calls, these movements are helpful for the aspirants to some extent.

With all due respect to the seniors and the admission policies, I understand that admissions is a delicate and a closed door process, and the seniors don't have a say in it, but it would have been appreciated if a clearer picture had been presented to the aspirants on the due date of first waitlist itself i.e. 25th april.