New Delhi: More than 1.10 Students have so far been registered for undergraduate courses at the Delhi University Acceptance Portal which will be aired on August 2, according to official data.
The registration process for nearly 70,000 seats for UG courses will end on August 31.
Until 19:00 on Thursday, 1,10,494 candidates had registered on the Portal for the UG course while 87,912 had registered for postgraduate courses and 12,539 for M.Phil and PhD programs.
The University held the first virtual virtual day on Thursday where officials answered questions students and asked them to be careful when filling out forms because they would not be able to edit them at the next stage.
“Please be careful when choosing a category.
No need to fill out the form in one go.
There is plenty of time for you to fill out the form.
There is a separate tab for the entrance exam, and you can choose the course you want.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see the results
“When choosing the ECA and sports category, please be careful,” said Sanjeev Singh, Director, Delhi University Computer Center.
Officials also accept questions from students about different boards recognized by the university.
“We are aware of all boards recognized by the University Grant Commission, the School Education Board in India (COBSE) and the Ministry of Education.
You can check whether your board can be accepted or not on the Cobse portal,” said Professor Anand Sonkar.
He also said the information bulletin had a class conversion for the IB and the University of Cambridge.
“In time, a table of equality will be uploaded on the website.
The University Equivalence Committee will decide which subjects from other council will be equivalent to the subject at CBSE and will help students when they have to calculate marks,” he added.
Senior faculty members also said the automatic calculator on the portal will calculate signs of theory and practical in the 70:30 ratio in terms of the board does not provide a sign in that ratio.
“For subjects such as drawing, theoretical and practical ratio will be the opposite of 30:70.
Thus it will be calculated,” he added.
DU Entered 2021: More than 1.10 Lakh Students Register for UG Courses So far
