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The Directorate of Higher Education (DHE), Assam, has made the SAMARTH Portal mandatory for all student migration and lateral entry processes under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The new rule takes effect immediately and applies to universities and colleges across the state, replacing offline procedures with a unified online system.
Officials say the move is intended to improve transparency, simplify administrative processes, and ensure consistent implementation of NEP 2020 guidelines. Students seeking migration or lateral entry must now complete the entire process through the designated online portal.
Under the new directive, all eligible student transfers and lateral admissions must be processed exclusively through the Assam SAMARTH Portal. Educational institutions have been instructed not to accept applications through offline or alternative methods.
The mandatory use of the portal aligns with the Multiple Entry-Exit and horizontal mobility provisions introduced under NEP 2020. The digital platform is expected to streamline admissions, reduce paperwork, and provide a more transparent system for students and institutions alike.
By centralizing migration and lateral entry applications, the Assam government aims to make higher education services more efficient and accessible. The initiative is also expected to strengthen digital governance across the state’s higher education sector.
Assam’s latest directive marks another step toward digital transformation in higher education. The mandatory use of the SAMARTH Portal is expected to simplify student mobility while ensuring a more transparent and standardized admission process across the state.
The Directorate of Higher Education (DHE), Assam, has made the SAMARTH Portal mandatory for all student migration and lateral entry processes under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The new rule takes effect immediately and applies to universities and colleges across the state, replacing offline procedures with a unified online system.
Officials say the move is intended to improve transparency, simplify administrative processes, and ensure consistent implementation of NEP 2020 guidelines. Students seeking migration or lateral entry must now complete the entire process through the designated online portal.
Under the new directive, all eligible student transfers and lateral admissions must be processed exclusively through the Assam SAMARTH Portal. Educational institutions have been instructed not to accept applications through offline or alternative methods.
The mandatory use of the portal aligns with the Multiple Entry-Exit and horizontal mobility provisions introduced under NEP 2020. The digital platform is expected to streamline admissions, reduce paperwork, and provide a more transparent system for students and institutions alike.
By centralizing migration and lateral entry applications, the Assam government aims to make higher education services more efficient and accessible. The initiative is also expected to strengthen digital governance across the state’s higher education sector.
Assam’s latest directive marks another step toward digital transformation in higher education. The mandatory use of the SAMARTH Portal is expected to simplify student mobility while ensuring a more transparent and standardized admission process across the state.
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