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New Delhi Mar 19 PTI Admission to Delhi University colleges from the next academic year could be solely based on Common University Entrance Test CUET scores if a proposal in this regard is cleared by the varsitys decision-making bodies The universitys academic council will meet on Tuesday to discuss changes in the admission process to colleges in view of the varsity adopting the entrance test system With the implementation of CUET and based on decisions taken in the meeting the Delhi University DU will be doing away with the earlier system of admission under which it used to announce cut-offs based on Class 12 board results Moreover the minimum Class 12 board exam marks to take CUET will be the passing marks The DUs academic council will meet on March 22 to discuss changes in the admission criterion since the varsity has decided to opt for CUET from the 2022-23 academic year The decisions taken in the academic council meeting are likely to be taken up in the universitys executive council meeting scheduled for March 25 The executive council is the highest decision making body of the varsity The Standing Committee of the Academic Council in its meeting on March 17 had recommended that admissions to the varsity be solely based on CUET scores According to the minutes of the meeting the members said that it will not be feasible to include any other criterion based on marks obtained in board examinations The minutes stated that the members felt that the eligibility criterion must be inclusive to invite a large number of candidates from across the country Minimum criteria should be rephrased as the candidates must have passed the Class XII examination or equivalent thereto from a single recognised board read the minutes of the meeting The members have suggested that candidates must appear in CUET in only those subjects in which they have cleared Class 12 In case the subject studied in Class 12 is not mentioned in CUET members proposed that candidates must appear in the subject that is similar or closely related to the subject they have studied in Class 12 Merit will be calculated on the basis of combination of subjects in which a candidate has appeared in CUET as mentioned in the programme-specific eligibility the minutes read The standing committee was also of the view that admission to all supernumerary seats excluding foreign students be done through CUET It proposed that for admission to courses under the faculty of music and fine arts and BSc in physical education and sports combined CUET score and performance based test with 50 per cent weightage to both will be given It was also decided that admission to minority colleges like St Stephens and Jesus and Mary will also be done through CUET During centralised counselling separate merit lists will be generated for unreserved and minority candidates as per the reservation policy for these colleges Under the cut-off system these colleges released separate cut-offs and candidates willing to get admission to these colleges had to fill two forms -- a college specific form and the university common form However members have decided to recommend that admissions in the School of Open Learning SOL and the Non-Collegiate Women Education Board NCWEB will be according to the past practice For the NCWEB cut-offs are released while for SOL different subjects have separate eligibility criterion and different marks requirement The committee also recommended that the National Testing Agency NTA may be requested to add geology environmental studies languages in section-II domain specific subjects of CUET If these subjects get included appropriate modification will be made in the programme specific eligibility According to the tentative structure of CUET there will be three sections Section-I will have questions on reading comprehension verbal ability synonyms and antonyms Candidates can opt one out of 13 languages for this section Section-II will be subject specific and 27 subjects have been listed so far under it Section-III will have two sub-sections -- general tests for vocational and open eligibility programmes Meanwhile the members have suggested holding admission to post graduate and PhD programmes for the academic session 2022-2023 through the Delhi University Entrance Test DUET which will be conducted by the NTA according to past practice However they are likely to table certain relaxations in theeligibility condition in the light of the new National Education Policy NEP with due approval from statutory bodies It was decided that in the post graduate registration form additional fields should be made to capture data related to CGPA GPA and percentage The issue of admission for the College of Art which was not beingundertaken by the University of Delhi for the last few academic Sessionswas taken up for discussions in the standing committee meeting The Delhi University was informed that the Office of the Lieutenant Governor has in-principle approved the merger of the College of Art COA with the city-government run Ambedkar University subject to its de-affiliation from DU The standing committee recommended that admission of the College of Art may be taken up by the university in case it is not de-affiliated with the Univerity of Delhi the minutes read DU has not yet approved the de-affiliationPTI VASLB VA ANB ANB ANB

New Delhi Feb 21 PTI The Krantikari Yuva Sangathan KYS a student outfit on Monday held a rally to protest against what they called hooliganism of the administration of Delhi Universitys School of Open Learning SOLThe KYS has claimed that a delegation of students was beaten up by the SOL administration on Thursday when they held a demonstration regarding issues affecting them including non-commencement of offline classes late distribution of study materials and the mode of examsHolding banners and pamphlets reading we demand parity among education Institutions and will not tolerate misconduct with SOL students the protesters demanded justice and commencement of offline classes as they marched from SOLs North Campus building to the vice-chancellors officeInstead of addressing the issues the SOL administration beat up a delegation of students who had gone to submit a memorandum The students were confined abused and beaten up at the behest of SOL officiating principal the KYS allegedDespite DU reopening on February 17 SOL has not started offline classes it addedThe student outfit also raised the issue of the mode of upcoming examinationThe students are anxious about the mode of examination for the fourth and sixth semesters as SOL is to conduct physical mode examinations in May This is highly problematic as these batches of students would be taking examinations in the physical mode for the first time without any grounding in this mode the student body notedMeanwhile the SOL officiating principal has filed a police complaint against KYS while the student outfit also gave a complaint to the police PTI VA RHL

New Delhi Feb 20 PTI The Krantikari Yuva Sangathan KYS a student outfit said it will hold a rally on Monday to protest against what it called the hooliganism of the administration of Delhi Universitys School of Open Learning SOL In a statement the KYS said that its protest march will start from SOL North Campus Building to Gate No 4 of the office of Vice-Chancellor of University of Delhi The student group claimed that a delegation of students was beaten up by the SOL administration when they held a demonstration regarding the issues affecting students including non-commencement of offline classes late distribution of study materials and the mode of exams However instead of addressing the issues the SOL administration beat up a delegation of students who went into SOL premises to submit a memorandum The students were confined abused and beaten up at the behest of SOL officiating principal it alleged KYS would be organising a protest rallytomorrow at 11 am it added The KYS pointed out that despite DU reopening from February 17 SOL has not started offline classes Moreover the situation is compounded for the students as SOL is distributing incomplete study materials to only 1st-year students till March while the exams are to begin in March itself the KYS said It also raised the issue of the mode of the upcoming examination The students are anxious as to the mode of examination for the fourth and sixth semesters as SOL is to conduct physical mode examinations in May This is highly problematic as these batches of students would be taking examinations in the physical mode for the first time without any grounding in this mode the student body noted The SOL officiating principal had filed a police complaint against KYS while the student outfit also gave a complaint to the police PTI VA SLB SMN SMN

New Delhi Nov 27 PTI Over 2500 students who have scored between 90 per cent and 100 per cent marks in the Class 12 board exams have applied to the Delhi Universitys DU School of Open Learning SOL since the admission process commenced on October 22 according to official dataOf them 429 have secured between 95 per cent and 100 per cent marks with the highest number of applicants being for BCom HonoursAccording to data shared by the SOL 65000 students have secured admission by paying fees while it has received nearly 13 lakh applications till now The last date for submitting applications is December 15 The maximum number of students who have applied for admissions have scored above 65 per cent marks while there are a few who have scored below 60 per cent marksThe data shows that the number of applicants who have scored above 90 per cent marks in their board exams is 142 for BA Honours English 305 for Political Science Honours 618 for BA programme 567 for BCom and 954 for BCom HonoursNineteen students who have secured above 95 per cent marks in their Class 12 exams have applied for admission to BA Honours English 41 for Political Science Honours 56 for BA programme 135 for BCom and 178 for BCom HonoursThe highest scorers have secured 972 per cent marks in BA Honours English 984 per cent in Political Science Honours 982 per cent in BA programme 99 per cent in BCom and 992 per cent in BCom HonoursThe SOL also follows the choice-based credit system like regular colleges Students have the option of migrating to a regular college from the SOL and vice versa said Uma Shankar Pandey officiating principal SOLThis year the SOL has also launched a chatbot to answer students queries during office hours he added PTI SLB RC

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