
π Education Β· Flowchart
The admission-to-enrolment journey at a college: application, document verification, merit list, fee payment and student ID.
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Student enrolment flowchart: the student applies online and uploads documents, the admissions office verifies them, a merit list is published. Selected students get an offer, waitlisted students wait for seats freed by others. Accepted offers pay the fee, then the student ID, email and LMS account are created and the student is assigned to a class section.
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A[Apply online and upload documents] --> B[Admissions verifies documents]
B -->|Issue found| C[Ask student to re-upload] --> B
B -->|Verified| D[Publish merit list]
D --> E{Rank within seats?}
E -->|Yes| F[Send admission offer]
E -->|No| G[Waitlist]
G -->|Seat freed| F
F --> H{Student accepts and pays fee?}
H -->|No, deadline passed| I[Offer lapses, seat to waitlist]
H -->|Yes| J[Create student ID and email]
J --> K[Create LMS account]
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