A total of 209 seats of Islamic University in Kushtia have remained vacant at the undergraduate level after enrolling candidates who entered the first merit list into the unified admission test under the 2022-23 academic session of the university.
Around 1,781 candidates who secured admission in the university's first round of seat allocations, against 1,990 seats, got admitted, IU academic section office officials said on Thursday.
Among the 209 seats, 63 seats have remained vacant in the science faculty; 76 seats in arts, social science and law faculties altogether and 40 in the business administration faculty, IU academic section Director ATM Emdadul Alam told UNB.
The vacant seat would be filled by enrolling students from the upcoming merit and waiting lists, he said.
More information regarding the admission procedure is available on the university website at www.iu.ac.bd.
