SOL 4 Year Admission Exit & Entry Form Option Not Showing Problem Solution 2026 | SOL Consent Form

Main ideas / concepts conveyed

• A consent form was issued by SOL for 2023 batch students.
• Many students are reporting a technical issue: the “entry/exit option” is not showing.
• The issue behavior described: when students log into the portal to submit consent, it directly proceeds to the “entry”/next step, without asking them to select Yes/No.
• The speaker frames this as a system glitch (portal/server/form behavior) and says it is likely to be resolved soon.

Guidance / implied instructions (what students should do)

If you already submitted your concern/consent

• Ignore this issue (the speaker suggests it doesn’t apply the same way once submitted).
• Don’t expect to see the entry/exit selection again if your submission already went through.

If you are logging in for the first time and the entry/exit option is missing

• Do not fill the consent form right now.
• Wait 1–2 days (or 2–3 days) for the system to be corrected.
• The speaker believes the issue will be sorted within the next 2–3 days.

Check the deadline

• Last date mentioned: 30th September (as per the “official notice number” referenced).
• The examination form (for SOL 4-year program, fourth year / 8th semester) is stated to be available only until 30 September.

Understand what the consent affects

• The process is tied to the examination form for the 8th semester (4th year).
• The speaker explains:
  • If you continue/choose appropriately, the 8th semester examination form is involved.
  • If you say No, the process ends (implying you won’t proceed for that exam form/semester cycle).

Be careful with actions if you make a mistake

• The speaker warns that incorrect selections (e.g., exiting when you didn’t intend to) can prevent correction opportunities later.

Batch-specific note

• The consent form described is only for the 2023 batch.
• 2022 batch students: if they log in, their previously submitted concern should already appear, so they likely should not submit again in the same way.

Provisional certificate status

• The speaker states that provisional certificates are not generated for most students yet.
• Completion depends on the consent/examination-form process.

Causes / expectations stated

• The speaker attributes the problem to a technical glitch in the portal/form system.
• They expect the issue to be resolved soon and emphasize that SOL issues are “normal” (in their view), suggesting students should not overreact.

Speakers / sources featured

• Speaker: Unnamed narrator/host of the YouTube channel (speaking directly to students), referred to as the creator of “College Update.”
• Source mentioned: SOL (State Open Learning / SOL platform) official system and an official notice (exact notice number not clearly provided).