Virtual admission 2020: be careful with eligibility!

The University members will be announcing the first cutoff on October 12 and the virtual admission will start. Principals from various DU colleges have advised aspirants to be extremely careful while calculating and checking their eligibility. The Coronavirus pandemic has shifted the admission process for Delhi University to online mode.

Hence, changing colleges after the realization of subsequent cutoffs may be risky for students. Manoj Sinha, the principal of Aryabhatta College said that “Suppose during the admissions, a college finds that a student is not eligible for the course. Earlier, we used to send such students to other colleges but now the process won’t be so easy. There is not much provision of rectification.”

While the director of the university’s computer center, Sanjeev Singh said, “Changing the course and college after the cutoff’s declaration will be allowed, but the risk will be there. The process is dynamic and there is a large number of applications for all courses and colleges. It may happen that the situation changes by the time the student cancels and takes admission to any other college. Colleges, too, need to be very careful while approving and canceling any admission.”

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News source: DU Express

Update by Bidisha Roy Choudhury