The University of Delhi saw a whopping increase in their online registration on the second day of admissions as their website finally began working. According to university statistics, the number of students who registered and paid online increased from a measly 2,345 (up to 5 pm) on Monday to a roaring 13,200 by 5.30 pm on Tuesday. However, offline sale of forms dipped by 2,767 from Monday.
Despite chaos in the North Campus on the first day of admissions, the sale of forms was recorded at 32,460 whereas on the second day even though the process ran smoothly, only 29,693 forms were sold across the 18 centres of DU. The total number of forms received by the university are 11,859.
The maximum crowd was at North Campus as 10,107 forms were sold here compared to 8,053 in South Campus. Daulat Ram College emerged as the most popular centre thus plastering its wounds from Day One well. A total of 4,803 forms were sold at this centre on day two of which 1,000 were received as well. Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College was also a popular centre as 3,091 forms were sold here.
The total number of people who had registered online but not paid was 42,000 and the varsity was expecting over 75,000 registrations by the end of day. Online forms can be filled throughout the day and the process began on Monday at 12 am. So far in two days a total of 62,153 forms were filled offline of which 14,988 have been submitted. Online it was recorded that nearly 20,000 students have registered and paid their fees up since Monday. Thus, around 34,988 students had applied to the Delhi University until 5.30 pm on Tuesday.