The Sindh College Education Department has shifted Class XI admissions completely online this year. Students across the province must now apply through the official SECCAP portal to secure seats in government colleges.

Officials report that the portal has already received 38,895 applications for different streams, including pre-medical, pre-engineering, general science, commerce, and arts groups. Interest remains high, particularly in urban areas.

Karachi Tops Application Numbers The Karachi region has submitted the largest share so far, with 30,251 applications. This shows clear demand for college seats in the provincial capital.

The entire admission process runs digitally. Students can fill out and submit forms from home without visiting any office. This change aims to make the system simpler and more accessible for everyone.

Key Dates

  • Applications are open now.
  • Last date for submission: July 14.

Department officials are asking students to submit their forms well before the deadline to prevent any last-minute problems. Late applications will not be accepted.

How to Apply Students should visit the official SECCAP portal (seccap.dgcs.gos.pk) and follow the online instructions. They need to provide accurate details and required documents during the application.

Official Advice

The department has reminded all eligible students to complete their applications on time. Those who miss the July 14 deadline may have to wait for the next opportunity.

Parents and students are encouraged to check the official portal regularly for any updates on merit lists or further process details.

This online system marks a shift toward digital admissions in Sindh’s public colleges, allowing wider access for students across different districts.

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