DU releases tentative admission schedule process to begin a month early, on April 15
The University of Delhi (DU) released a tentative admission schedule for the upcoming academic session 2019-20. The registration process this year is slated to begin on April 15, a month ahead of its usual schedule, in view of the general elections.
Registration for all undergraduate, postgraduate, MPhil and PhD courses begin on April 15 and ends on May 7. Last year, the registration process had begun on May 15.
The online portal for registration will reopen on May 20 for two weeks, to allow students to update their class 12 marks and course preferences in the application. Extra curricular activities (ECA) and sports trails will start from May 20.
The admission committee this year decided to start ECA and sports quota admissions ahead of the release of cut-off lists. Colleges across DU have to admit upto five percent students under the sports and ECA quotas each.
In relief to students who want to change their stream, DU has decided to reduce marks deduction for a change of stream from five percent to 2 percent.
The university also said it has been trying to get in touch with the CBSE to be able to use their database to get students marksheets and certificates.
Registration for all undergraduate, postgraduate, MPhil and PhD courses begin on April 15 and ends on May 7. Last year, the registration process had begun on May 15.
The online portal for registration will reopen on May 20 for two weeks, to allow students to update their class 12 marks and course preferences in the application. Extra curricular activities (ECA) and sports trails will start from May 20.
The admission committee this year decided to start ECA and sports quota admissions ahead of the release of cut-off lists. Colleges across DU have to admit upto five percent students under the sports and ECA quotas each.
In relief to students who want to change their stream, DU has decided to reduce marks deduction for a change of stream from five percent to 2 percent.
The university also said it has been trying to get in touch with the CBSE to be able to use their database to get students marksheets and certificates.
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