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Koti Women's College remains top choice
University College for Women (Autonomous) at Koti in the city continues to be the most-sought-after college for the students, with four out of the top 10 rankers in the Degree Online Services Telangana (DOST)-2019 opting for admission in this college.
Hyderabad: University College for Women (Autonomous) at Koti in the city continues to be the most-sought-after college for the students, with four out of the top 10 rankers in the Degree Online Services Telangana (DOST)-2019 opting for admission in this college.
According to the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE), in the first phase of the DOST-2019 allocation of seats, M Shreya, C Pavani, M Auhya and C Amulya who are among the top 10 candidates, have sought admission in the college.
However, P Surekha who got 991 out of 1,000 has sought admission in the St. Francis Degree College for Women (Autonomous) in the city. SR&BGNR Government Arts and Science College (Autonomous) College, Khammam, Lal Bahadur College, Warangal, NSV Women's Degree College, Jagitial, Apporva Degree College, Karimnagar, and Nagarjuna Government Degree College (Autonomous), Nalgonda, were the other colleges in which the remaining of the top 10 candidates seeking admission in the degree courses.
