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DU To Begin Admissions From August 12 Based On Cut Off

"Centralised UG admissions will be done through one registration-cum-application form," Joshi stated, "All departments/colleges will use the same registration-cum-application form for admissions, and the candidates will not have to fill any other form."

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Delhi University Admissions 2021: Following the delay due to the COVID-19 imposed restrictions, Delhi University announced on July 17 that it is to start undergraduate registration from August 2 and the last date to apply is August 31. PG registration will start on July 26 and will end on August 21.
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The Delhi University entrance test is also set to begin on July 26 and end on August 21.

Admission Chairperson Rajeev Gupta said that the admissions will be completely online. "Starting from registration to payment of fee everything will be online," he said.

He added that all trial based admissions including sports and extracurricular activities will also be held online and like last year and all the procedures will be carried out on the basis of certificates.

The Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUCET) stands ruled out for this year.

Gupta added during the conference that the change in criteria for evaluation by the CBSE will not delay the announcement of the university's cut-offs, and their process will remain the same howsoever.

Acting Vice-Chancellor P C Joshi said that the registration for Postgraduate courses and the DU Entrance Test (DUET)- based courses will be conducted by the National Testing Agency and will begin on July 26, and end on August 21.

MPhil and PhD courses admissions will follow the same schedule.

Admissions to Bachelor in Physiotherapy, Bachelor in Occupational Therapy, Bachelor of Prosthetics & Orthotics, and Masters of Physiotherapy is to be done through DUET this year onwards.

Moreover, the eligibility criteria and fee structure will remain the same as the last year owing to the COVID-19 pandemic second wave.

"Centralised UG admissions will be done through one registration-cum-application form," Joshi stated, "All departments/colleges will use the same registration-cum-application form for admissions, and the candidates will not have to fill any other form."

In an attempt to bring ease to the admissions, the University will be making its website more interactive. The same will be done by organising webinars, uploading tutorial videos, launching Computer-based help desks in the form of chatbots. However, the University is yet to make further announcements on the same.