Tura Polytechnic, Tura Admission 2025: Dates, Registration, Fees, Eligibility

The admissions process at Tura Polytechnic usually begins much earlier than the academic year. In such cases, prospective aspirants are very much advised to refer to the official website of the institute or contact the admissions office for information on application deadlines and important dates. Eligibility criteria generally comprise completion of 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board institution.  Entrance exams would be held by the institute, or scores from different state or national entrance tests would be used for admission.

Application Process

The application process, it is presumed, is made simple for the aspiring students:

1. Getting the application form: Generally, a candidate can obtain the form from the institute or the website.

2. Filling the application form: Candidates will have to fill out the application in every section of the form and provide all details correctly with regard to personal and academic information.

3. Submission of required documents: As a rule, candidates will need to attach copies of their 10+2 mark-sheets, pass certificates, and any other relevant documents with the filled application form as required by the institute.

4. Fee payment for the application: The application fee may be there to pay; however, the amount and mode of payment need to be confirmed by the institute.

5. Entrance examination or Interview: The policy of the institute may dictate that for an aspiring applicant, it is obligatory to take either an entrance examination or to undergo an interview.

6. Merit list and counseling: A merit list is probable to be prepared against the performance of candidates in the entrance test (if applicable) and their academic records. Candidates may be invited to attend a counseling session for seat allocation.

7. Payment of fees and confirmation of admission: Selected candidates would have to pay the course fee of Rs. 12246 and complete other admission formalities for confirmation of their seats.

Degree wise Admission Process

Diploma in Computer Applications: There will be an intake for 30 seats. This course provides students with practical skills regarding the applications of computers. Accordingly, the admission process is likely to include some emphasis on the candidate's performance in relevant subjects during his/her 10+2 studies and possibly an entrance test and/or interview.

Diploma in Food Processing and Preservation: This is a program that has an intake of 30 students and is linked to the emerging food industry. Candidates desirous of pursuing the course might have earlier qualifications with science subjects mainly in biology and chemistry.

Testing Electronics: This technical program is of 30 seats, and most likely, admission would take preference to the candidate's qualification in physics and mathematics.

For all these diploma courses, unified fee structure would indicate that the candidate would pay Rupees 12,246 for all these courses; this leaves for a unified admission process across courses, where the candidates will have to comply with general eligibility criteria and would have to go through a joint selection process based on their course of admission.

Prospective students are advised to keep the following at hand for the application process:

• Mark sheets and certificates of class 10 and 12
• Transfer certificate from an earlier institution
• Character certificate
• Passport-sized photographs
• And any other relevant certificates or documents as per the direction of the institute.