The Hindu·3 min read·medium
Board-based admissions at two DU colleges expose gaps in centralised system
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Ashna Butani
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Two Delhi University women's colleges have been granted permission to conduct independent admissions based on Class 12 board results due to high vacancy rates under the centralized CUET system. This move highlights the challenges faced by peripheral colleges in adapting to a standardized, university-wide admission process.
Two women’s colleges of Delhi University (DU) have begun admitting students on the basis of their Class 12 board results after nearly 2,000 seats remained vacant under the university’s centralised admission process through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET).
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