The Department of College Education in Rajasthan has announced an extension of the application deadline for admissions to state government colleges until June 6 for the 2026-27 academic session. This decision, the third extension granted, responds to students' requests and reports of technical difficulties during the online application process. Many applicants faced challenges, including missing documents and internet connectivity issues, which hindered their ability to submit applications by previous deadlines. The department encourages eligible candidates to complete their applications promptly to avoid last-minute complications. The new admission policy aims to enhance transparency and accessibility by making the entire process online, recognizing DigiLocker documents and online-generated mark sheets. Notably, the policy eliminates the requirement to declare gap years and broadens opportunities for vocational course admissions. Female candidates will continue to benefit from a 3% merit bonus, while transgender candidates will be admitted based on minimum qualifying marks, promoting inclusivity. Additionally, colleges with low enrollment in certain subjects may not continue those courses, with affected students accommodated in alternative options.