Read the current intake rules
Begin with the institution’s current admission notice, not a forwarded screenshot or last year’s summary. Identify the programme, applicant category and intake. Record the official portal and the relevant deadline, including time zone and payment cutoff where stated. If a notice is unclear, ask the authority before treating an interpretation as fact.
Separate registrations
An entrance examination and an institution application can require separate registrations and fees. Seat allocation may introduce another stage. Keep a checklist for each process and save the acknowledgement after completing it. Paying a test fee does not establish that every desired institution has received your application, and a score does not automatically reserve a seat.
Prepare documents carefully
Use the official list to prepare academic records, identity evidence and category or other certificates when applicable. Check naming, format, validity and issuing-authority requirements. Do not upload sensitive records to a public discussion thread or an unofficial agent. This site’s planner stores only your checklist choices and optional notes; it is not a document-submission portal.
Follow allocation instructions
If an offer or allocation arrives, read the required next steps before acting. Acceptance, verification, payment and willingness options can have distinct rules and deadlines. Keep a copy of the applicable instructions and the payment acknowledgement. Do not assume that an earlier round’s procedure or a friend’s category applies unchanged to you.
Keep an independent calendar
Export relevant dates to a calendar and verify them against the authority before the event. Dates can change after the editorial review shown here. Tentative dates remain tentative even when saved to a personal calendar. The browser planner does not send reminders or submit an application; it helps you keep your own tasks and source links together.
Turn the guide into an action
Record one verified fact, one unresolved question and the official source you will check next. Keep the answer with your shortlist. Revise your decision when new evidence changes the practical fit.
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