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Exam Preparation / Delhi University (DU) Registration For Admission Started
« Last post by Sora on May 22, 2017, 02:54:18 PM »There are 60 undergraduate programmes in which admission is offered by Delhi University this year.There are 56,000 seats up for grabs; process is entirely online, application window will close on June 12
The process will enable undergraduate applicants to seek admission to 60 undergraduate programmes in 63 colleges of the university. There are around 56,000 seats up for grabs that usually receive nearly 2,50,000 applications.
The application process went online for the first time last year and the university has said that it has sought feedback to strengthen the portal and has added dedicated servers to handle the traffic on the website.
Complete information for admissions is likely to be uploaded by Monday noon.
Features of This Year DU Admission, Requirement :
1. Single form : The university has said that applicants will have to fill out only one form and can can edit it till the last day (June 12) by adding courses and updating information.
2. This year, students will have to upload their Class XII Board examination roll number to ensure that a single student does not fill multiple forms. Those students who are awaiting their Board results can register themselves and fill in their marks once the results are declared.
3. During online registration, applicants will have to upload a passport-size photograph, scanned signature, self-attested Class X Board exam certificate, and self-attested Class XII marksheet.
4. For those applying for reserved seats, sports quota or ECA admission the respective certificates will also have to be uploaded.
Helpline for DU Admission
1. The university informed that it will organise ‘open days’ to guide and counsel admission seekers and their parents between May 22 and May 31 at the conference centre, gate number 4, in North Campus from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
2. For undergraduate admission seekers, a help desk will be set up at room number 4 of the centre from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m throughout the admission process.
3. The university has also launched a helpline number 011-27006900 to deal with queries from students.
Cut-offs For DU Admission : There is a talk going on with CBSE for lowering the cutoff for admission to this year.
Further information about the entire admission process is available at www.du.ac.in.[/font]
The process will enable undergraduate applicants to seek admission to 60 undergraduate programmes in 63 colleges of the university. There are around 56,000 seats up for grabs that usually receive nearly 2,50,000 applications.
The application process went online for the first time last year and the university has said that it has sought feedback to strengthen the portal and has added dedicated servers to handle the traffic on the website.
Complete information for admissions is likely to be uploaded by Monday noon.
Features of This Year DU Admission, Requirement :
1. Single form : The university has said that applicants will have to fill out only one form and can can edit it till the last day (June 12) by adding courses and updating information.
2. This year, students will have to upload their Class XII Board examination roll number to ensure that a single student does not fill multiple forms. Those students who are awaiting their Board results can register themselves and fill in their marks once the results are declared.
3. During online registration, applicants will have to upload a passport-size photograph, scanned signature, self-attested Class X Board exam certificate, and self-attested Class XII marksheet.
4. For those applying for reserved seats, sports quota or ECA admission the respective certificates will also have to be uploaded.
Helpline for DU Admission
1. The university informed that it will organise ‘open days’ to guide and counsel admission seekers and their parents between May 22 and May 31 at the conference centre, gate number 4, in North Campus from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
2. For undergraduate admission seekers, a help desk will be set up at room number 4 of the centre from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m throughout the admission process.
3. The university has also launched a helpline number 011-27006900 to deal with queries from students.
Cut-offs For DU Admission : There is a talk going on with CBSE for lowering the cutoff for admission to this year.
Further information about the entire admission process is available at www.du.ac.in.[/font]
