Delhi University's Ram Lal Anand College was flooded with hundreds of aspiring students on the last day of 'open day' session held on Monday for the Under Graduate (UG) admissions 2019-20. The last session received a large number of queries from students on process of Re-evaluation and EWS criteria and certificate.
More than hundreds of students and parents attended the open day session to clear the doubts and confusions regarding the admission criteria and other important things related to admission procedure.
The students who have applied for the re-evaluation for various subject were present in large numbers in the open day session clearing their doubts as many has not filled their forms yet as the CBSE has not declared the results of the revaluation of marks.
"I am so confused in how to fill the application form as I have applied for the revaluation of marks. But the CBSE had not declared the marks yet. Thus, which marks I have to fill in the applications form," said Ambika, a student.
"It is the matter of CBSE. Further from our side, the students have to fill can fill their currents score and after that if they get their revaluated marks they can mention it during the admission process. Whether it is generated with revaluated marks or not , Delhi university will not entertain the result awaited cases at the time of admissions," said a professor in Jury of the open session.
Besides, the students were most confused about the changed admission criteria for courses such B.Com, BA Economics Honors and BA Program and others.
The admission process for UG courses were started on 30 May and will continue till 14 June. The first cut-off is likely to be released on 20th June , the second on 25th June , the third on 29th June and fourth and fifth on 4th July and 9th July.
The varsity has received about 1.14 lakh applications for various UG courses till Sunday. The largest number of application were received for English with 90,000 applications, 83,000 for Political Science, 80,000 for BA (prog), 80,000 for Economic and 76,000 for History. There are 62000 seats for UG courses.