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    DU in talks with CBSE to collect students' marksheet data?

    DU in talks with CBSE to collect students' marksheet data?

    By Ayushi Chamoli
    Mar 25, 2019
    02:20 pm

    What's the story

    Delhi University is in talks with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to establish a link to get access to the mark sheets and certificate data of the students, media reports suggest.

    This will ease the admission process for both students seeking admissions and DU's admission committee, as the students need not carry their documents with them.

    Read for details.

    Context

    Direct access to student data to reduce paper work

    Delhi University is one of the most prestigious universities in the country, which attracts lakhs of students from India and abroad every year.

    The students need to carry many documents including Class X and XII marksheets, and certificates.

    On the spot calculation of marks and document verification are not only unmanageable but also tedious.

    To overcome this paperwork, DU is asking for direct access.

    Process

    Admission to DU colleges will probably begin from April 15

    Meanwhile, CBSE has also taken steps to ease the admission process.

    The board has already started the 2019 evaluation process and is planning to announce Class XII results by May 10 this year.

    Tentatively, the admission process for DU colleges will begin on April 15.

    The students can register online for all undergraduate, postgraduate, M.Phil and PhD courses from April 15 to May 7.

    Information

    How is the admission process of Delhi University done

    After the online registration, Delhi University releases college-wise cut-off lists for each course. The students need to bring their documents to the preferred college for securing a seat. The students under the reserved categories need to present their category certificates too.

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