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Date – 18th Jun 2021

Delhi University acting Vice-Chancellor Professor PC Joshi on June 16, 2021, after the announcement of CBSE Class XII marking scheme, said that things have now become much clearer for students who will apply for admission to the university. DU admits students to most of its undergraduate programmes based on Class XII results. This year, the CBSE will declare Class XII results using students’ performance in school Class XII, XI and X, during a 40:30:30 ratio.

CBSE Class XII results are going to be announced by July 31, 2021 and therefore the Delhi University is getting to begin the registration process for UG admissions in mid-July 2021. On the Central University Common Entrance Test (CUCET), which was supposed to be held for admission to 45 central universities, the Education Ministry is yet to require a call. Prof Joshi is additionally a member of the CUCET committee, which had submitted a report on the exam to the ministry earlier.

Delhi University acting Vice-Chancellor Professor PC Joshi said -

• “Things have now become clearer for a large chunk of applicants. Now I feel that looking at this, other boards are going to decide (their evaluation criteria),"
• "I think by the end of July, boards will start declaring results. Yesterday, we had a meeting, and we plan to start registrations by mid-July,"
• "The Education Ministry has not yet taken a choice thereon. There's always an opportunity of (adopting) the CUCET,"
• “If the government decides to adopt the CUCET, then it will be helpful. If it does not happen this year, the marks given by the boards will be considered. Every year, a merit-based list is created and that is how it will be done this year too,”

Delhi's university Admission Chairman Rajeev Gupta welcomed CBSE’s criteria for the evaluation of Class XII students and said if other states use an equivalent formula and declare results within an equivalent time-frame set by CBSE, there won’t be any issue within the admission process.

Mr Gupta said, "From day one we had said that whatever the CBSE will decide, we will be happy to honour it. Through the formula they have given, the results will be declared in percentage form and that is what we wanted. I don't feel that we will have any problem,"

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