kolkata the state higher education department has scheduled a meeting with all the vice chancellors of all staterun universities to discuss undergraduate ug admission and the possibilities of conducting centralised counselling in bikash bhawan on june 2this meeting was first scheduled to be held on may 19 which was cancelled on may 18 and the department had informed vice chancellors that due to unavoidable circumstances the meeting was cancelledthe results for madhyamik will be published on june 3 and it is largely expected that that higher secondary results will be published in midjune the college admissions are likely to start after the hs results are outcollege principals and respective university authorities are now eager to know the modalities of the admission procedure as many of them have felt that buffer time is needed for implementation if the process is done centrallyone principal of a city college said online admission had been done by the college authorities till last year if this is conducted centrally then that will be a great relief for us but at the universityend responsibilities will increase a lot so we are expecting some instructions to get preparedsince the past few years bed university has been conducting centralised admission for filling seats in bed colleges across the state we are following a centralised procedure for the admission for the last few years and its a very systematic procedure as we have experienced said soma bandyopadhyay vice chancellorstate education minister bratya basu indicated recently that a centralised counselling might be introduced from the next academic sessionin 2011 the state had first proposed to implement the centralised counselling but it could not be implementedin the prepandemic days presidency university jadavpur university st xaviers and a few colleges like lady brabourne bethune conducted tests for admission which was instructed to be discontinued due to pandemic