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Delhi University lets 3 colleges fill vacant UG seats on Class 12 marks
Delhi University lets 3 colleges fill vacant UG seats on Class 12 marks
Delhi University has allowed three more colleges to fill vacant undergraduate seats based on Class 12 marks, bypassing the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for these rounds. The colleges are Shyam Lal…
Delhi University has allowed three more colleges to fill vacant undergraduate seats based on Class 12 marks, bypassing the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for these rounds. The colleges are Shyam Lal College, Rajdhani College, and Zakir Husain Delhi College (Evening).
The decision applies to select programmes where seats remained unfilled after the regular admission process. Eligible candidates can apply directly to these colleges, with admissions determined solely by merit in the qualifying examination.
This is a departure from the standard CUET-based admission process that DU follows for most courses. The move aims to ensure that no seats go waste in the current academic session. The colleges will announce their各自的 merit lists and deadlines separately.
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Delhi University usually fills all undergraduate seats through the CUET-based centralised counselling. When seats remain vacant after multiple rounds, the university allows spot admissions using Class 12 marks. This is not unprecedented: similar merit-based rounds were held in previous years for leftover seats in colleges with lower demand. The affected programmes are likely those in the evening shift or less popular courses where CUET applicants were insufficient. Students who missed the CUET or scored poorly now have a second window. Watch for the last date to apply, which each college will set, and for any cap on the number of seats per programme.
Source: ndtv.com
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