The registration course of for Delhi University (DU) admissions this yr is anticipated to start by July 15, University’s Pro-Vice Chancellor PC Joshi advised ANI. The college conducts undergraduate admissions on the premise of benefit record and greater than 90 % of DU candidates are college students of the Central Board of Secondary Education.
The Indian Express had reported on June 2 that after the cancellation of Class 12 board exams, DU’s admission outcomes are prone to be synced with the discharge.
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“This decision has been taken due to the unprecedented COVID situation. We are with the Government of India. Our admission criteria will be strictly on merit basis. We will respect the board’s criterion,” Joshi mentioned.
The college had earlier despatched a proposal to the University Grants Commission (UGC), in keeping with which 50 per cent weightage might be given to class 12 marks and the remaining to CUCET (Central Universities Common Entrance Test).
However, with the prevailing pandemic state of affairs and the potential of a 3rd wave, DU officers mentioned that the CUCET is unlikely to be applied this yr, and therefore, CBSE norms can be adopted whereas saying the cut-off.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
