CUET must at Delhi University as 2022-23 admission policy out
New Delhi, April 5: Delhi University Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh on Tuesday released the admission policy for the 2022-23 academic year. The eligibility would be decided on the basis of Common University Entrance Test (CUET) marks.
As per reports, the admissions to Delhi University will be held through the common test that has been made mandatory for getting into 45 central universities in the country. Till 2021, admission to the university was on the basis of cut-offs marks in Class 12 board exams.
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“It is mandatory for all candidates to appear in CUET-2022, including those seeking admission to supernumerary seats. The eligibility criteria will be decided on the basis of marks obtained in CUET,” he said. In 50 per cent seats reserved for minority colleges, 85 per cent of the marks for admission will be taken from the CUET and the remaining 15 per cent will be decided by the colleges, Singh said.
Admission to non-reserved 50 per cent seats will be purely on the basis of CUET. Minority colleges such as Jesus and Mary, St Stephen’s and Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa have 50 per cent seats reserved for minority communities.
There are three sections in CUET-2022. The first section is divided into two parts and consists of 13 languages in the first part and 20 languages in the second part.
The second section is classified as two lists B1 and B2. The candidates have to choose the subjects appropriately so that not more than one subject is selected at a time. A candidate can appear for CUET in a maximum of six subjects, out of which one must be a language subject. After the CUET results are announced, there will be an e-counselling by the university.
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