The Delhi University, which started its admission process for
undergraduate courses three days back, continued to witness
a huge rush of students with over 18,000 of them purchasing
forms on its third day on 3 Jun 2009, Wednesday.
The university, one of the most popular institutes in the
country, has sold nearly 70,000 forms so far.Nearly 50,000
admission forms were sold in the last two days.
"18,700 forms were sold today from all 16 centres while
4,264 filled up forms have been submitted," Deputy Dean
of Student's Welfare, Gurpreet Singh Tuteja, said.
The common OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) pre-admission form,
which can be used for all colleges and courses, can be bought
till June 15.
Long queues of students and parents were seen at all the
centres where admission forms for nearly 49,000 seats in 61
colleges are available.
As many as 71 physically challenged students, for whom the
university has introduced a slew of measures, have applied
so far, Tuteja said.
Source: PTI
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