Delhi University began the admission process to various Under Graduate courses on June 1.

Updated on: Friday, June 03, 2016

delhiuniv After a delay of over a week in registration process, Delhi University began the admission process to various Under Graduate courses on June 1.

Also, this is for the first time that the University of Delhi has started made the whole process of admission online admission from downloading the forms to the submission of documents.

Meanwhile, the university has not given any clarity on the admission policy for the upcoming session.

Number of students registered on the first day:

Around 39,000 candidates started the registration process
Out of the total registrations, as many as 5600 have completed the process including fee payment
According to statement given by senior officials of DU, few students faced problem while registering between 5 pm to 6pm.
According to PTI report, it was said that the university has constituted a 24-member committee, consisting of deans, faculties of science, commerce and arts, principals and members from the executive and academic councils, in order to create an admission policy.

Majority of students and parents are confused about a number of things:

The process of concession to girl candidates by some colleges
Calculation formula of best four percentage
Centralised trials for admissions under sports and Extra Curricular Activities (ECA) quota
Number of cut-off lists, among others.
Important details of registration process:

The registration process for all programmes will conclude on June 19
The written examination is scheduled to take place from June 19 to June 23
The results will be displayed by July 4
However, as per to official notification, the first cut-off list will be announced on June 27 and unlike previous years, the varsity will release only five cut-off lists. Students will get three days to complete the enrollment process following publication of each list.

Delhi University began the admission process to various Under Graduate courses on June 1.

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