NEW DELHI: The registration process for
Delhi University admissions will begin from Saturday. This year, the admission portal would be reopened at a later stage for students to upload their Class XII board exam marks following the declaration of results by CBSE. The process would be for admission into undergraduate programmes in 63 colleges and for postgraduate, MPhil and PhD courses.
DU would also see "contactless admission" where students won't be required to visit colleges to complete the process. Like last year, the university would be releasing just five cutoff lists. After the fifth list, a special cutoff would be released for general category students to fill the seats. A special drive would be conducted for the reserved category seats. The session in all colleges is likely to begin from September 1.
In the wake of the rising number of Covid-19 cases, the DU administration said the decision was taken to keep the entire admission process online so that students, who often travel long distances to reach Delhi, won't need to come to the colleges. The varsity would also not conduct extra curricular activities trials and students would be admitted through the sports quota on the basis of their certificates. The registration process would also begin on Saturday for the entrance-based admission in around 10 courses.
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