The University of Delhi released the ‘simulated list’ today, October 14. This is a tentative list coming days before the first cut-off list. This is a new addition to give students an idea of the college and course they are getting. If a student feels there are limited chances of getting admission in their preferred college or course or a better opportunity is opening up. They will have a window to change their order of preference of courses and colleges.
The university of Delhi has opened the ‘preference change window’ from 5 PM on October 14 which will remain open till October 16 to change their preferences. On Sunday, October 16 the last saved preferences will be automatically locked to calcualte the merit list.
DU in official notice said that “in no way should simulated ranks be constructed as a warranty, express or implied, or creation of a legitimate expectatio, for admission or final ranks and/or allocations of programme of study or college whatsoever.
The first merit list will be out on October 18. There will be three cut-off lists. In case seats are left after the three rounds of the cut-off lists, the spot admissions will be held, as per the schedule released by Delhi University.
According to DU schedule,
October 14 – Simulated List
October 18 – First List
October 19 – Acceptance of Seats, College Verification
October 25 – Display of Vacant Seats
October 30 – Second List
November 4 – Display of Vacant Seats
November 10 – Third List
November 17 – Announcement of First Spot Allocation
November 22 – Declaration of First Spot Allocation List
This year, the university has received more than 2.17 lakh applications for admission to 70,000 seats across undergraduate courses. More than 1.5 lakh students have selected their college-course preferences, which is around 67,000 less than the total registration, according to the varsity officials.
This is the first time that the cut-offs are being created based on CUET scores and not class 12 marks obtained by students. In case of CUET score is the same, then the class 12 score will act as a tie-breaker.
The admissions are open for 79 undergraduate programmes across 67 colleges, departments, and centres. The programmes include 206 combinations of BA courses.
DU has also released an academic schedule. According to the varsity, the first-year classes are to start on November 2, and semester 2 classes will start on March 20, 2023. This schedule, however, has faced backlash from teachers who claim that students have not been given enough time to prepare for the examination and the syllabus in the new calendar.
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