Delhi University on Sunday has postponed spot admission for entrance-based undergraduate programs because many university departments and officials are affected by COVID-19.
The announcement for any special cut-off for undergraduate courses for such seats that are still vacant after admissions under five cut-off lists will remain suspended until further notice by the University.
“Many of the university departments and officials have been affected by COVID–19. Due to this, the spot admission to UG Entrance Based Courses and the special cut-off for UG Merit Based Courses have been deferred till further notice,” DU said in a statement.
“However, as announced earlier, the University of Delhi shall display course-wise and category-wise vacant seats in each college on November 18,” the statement added.
Delhi University has around 70,000 seats in various undergraduate courses this year, 67,000 seats have already been filled.
Until then, DU PG admission 2020 will commence on November 18. PG candidates who have their final year results have been instructed to upload the mark sheet on the dashboard.
An official statement said, “The admission to some of the courses is either based only through the entrance or through both entrance and merit. All the applicants whose final year results have been declared by the University must update their marks on their dashboard. Applicants whose final year result of the qualifying examination has not been declared yet should wait to update their marks.”
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DU further added that those students whose results have not been declared yet will get admission based on the provisional certificate.
This year, the admission process is being held online due to the coronavirus pandemic.