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College admissions in India usually start with choosing your course and colleges—because the process can differ by state, university, and program. Next, check eligibility: your Class 12 subjects, minimum marks, and any required entrance exam. There are two common pathways. One is entrance-based: you register, take the test, and get a rank or score. The other is merit-based: colleges use your board marks to create a merit list or cutoff. After that, you apply online on a college or university portal, upload documents like mark sheets, ID, photos, and sometimes category certificates, and pay the fee. Then come results: merit lists, ranks, and sometimes counseling or seat allocation rounds, where you choose preferences and accept a seat. Finally, confirm admission by paying fees and verifying originals. Always track deadlines, and read each institution’s official notice—small rules can change the outcome.