Last Chance for University Entrance: Additional Quotas
Last Chance for University Entrance: Additional Quotas
Additional placement, also known as supplementary placement, generally refers to the periods when universities accept applications for a second time. The completion of the initial placements is a prerequisite for applying for additional placements. Thus, the departments eligible for student admission will be determined and announced, after which applications will be accepted again.
How Do Additional Quotas Work?
Additional quotas may be opened for various reasons. They typically arise due to students who applied based on their scores but, after earning admission, decided not to enroll and did not complete their registration. Alternatively, departments that did not receive many applications due to high score requirements might reopen applications if their allocated quotas remain unfilled.
