SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025: Odisha +3 admissions second merit list released at samsodisha.gov.in. SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025 has been released today now at September 2025. Candidates can find more information about the same on its official website samsodisha.gov.in. This is the Second merit list released by DHE Odisha. Odisha +3 Admissions Second Merit List is now available on the Student Academic Management System, SAMS Portal. The list was out at 11 am. Students will be able to check the list on samsodisha.gov.in.
SAMS Odisha Merit List for the second round of admissions has been released, Odisha +3 Admissions Second Merit List was out at 11am. Students can check the list now on samsodisha.gov.in. SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025 is for admissions to Degree Colleges of the state. DHE Odisha started the admission process in the month of August and the form filling started on August 20.
Since, Odisha +3 Admissions Second Merit list is released, the fee payment process would begin from today 23 September 2025 and end on September 27, 2025.
SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025 Release: Here is the Full Guide How you can Check Result Online
The release of this list got delayed due to some unavoidable reasons. How to check. Department of Higher Education, DHE Odisha has released the Student Academic Management System Merit List 2025 today – September 23, 2025.
SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025 was released on Thursday at samsodisha.gov.in. DHE Odisha has released the second merit list. Odisha +3 admissions second merit can be downloaded from Student Academic Management System, SAMS Portal. The list was out at 11 am.
Students will have to enter details like College Name, Stream and even District to view the merit list. Check below the important details and how check the merit list.
SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025: Date, Time
Students should note down these dates and complete the admission process on time. This will include fee payment and document verification.
| Name of the Event | Details |
|---|---|
| +3 Admissions Second Merit list | September 23, 2025 at 11 am (Released) |
| Fee Payment process ends | September 27, 2025 |
How to Check SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025
- Students have to visit the official website samsodisha.gov.in.
- On the homepage, click on the ‘Degree +3’ tab given under the ‘Higher Education’ section.
- On the new page click on the tab containing ‘Merit List’.
- Alternatively, candidates can also click on the direct link provided here to check the SAMS Merit List 2025.
- A new window will open with Odisha +3 Admission II Merit List.
- Students have to go through it and then proceed with the admission process.
Students must note that if their name does not appear in the Odisha +3 Admission II Merit List, then they need not worry. They can always apply for the next round and secure admission.
How to download SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025
To download the merit list students have to enter the details like college name, stream and even district.
How to See SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025 Online
- Visit the official wesite samsodisha.gov.in.
- Click on the ‘Degree +3’ tab that is given under the ‘Higher Education’ section.
- Click on the tab, ‘Merit List.’
- A new window would open with Odisha +3 Admissions Second Merit List.
SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025 prospects
The SAMS Odisha Merit List 2025 is used for admission in the degree colleges of the state. The admission process started by DHE Odisha in the month of August and the form filling process started from 20th August. The process of fee payment has started, and it will end on September 27, 2025. The release of this list got delayed due to some unavoidable reasons.
About Student Academic Management System (SAMS) Odisha
Student Academic Management System (SAMS) is an integrated academic management system and comprehensive tool for students/parents, administrators of colleges and government to overcome the challenges of college admission and post-admission processes.
It was proposed to digitize the entire college admissions process in SAMS, starting from application, selection, and information and admissions to hardware and connectivity architectures, a hub and spoke model was envisioned.
