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A week after the University of Delhi have decided not to keep all tests for the English version (H) of course, there is confusion in abundance. Now, the committee was to decide on the VC has requested permission to questions, colleges, a plan for an entrance test, at the beginning of next week.
The new regulation follows protests from colleges of the university decision. Authorized Profiles Sharmistha Panja, dean of the Faculty of Letters and part of the committee: “We have sent details of the entrance test for colleges.
If more than 10 higher education institutions are required by the joint review, then they can do it. Others may go on the list deserve CBSE, if earlier by the university. “This is not everything. Colleges go to the results of the test of entry must comply with certain other conditions. This includes students receive a minimum of 70% in aggregate and 70% in English CBSE . Institutions of higher education will not be allowed to keep all the interviews and must be given a weighting of 70-30 at the entrance test and CBSE marks for approval.
Dean of the College, now admitted that a decision must be reached soon. “We hope the issue will be resolved soon, when we talked, that universities may be for a shared entrance or CBSE marks only. Colleges, but that time is not sufficient because, for entry common for students. Dit a leader of a Faculty Northwest College Campus, “It is difficult to be a common entrance test for higher education in the entire university, such as the level of students admitted are different. That is why different universities have Cut-offs, How can it be homogeniety entry in an essay. “The students are also in action. Some students have begun to LSR, a signature campign protest against the decision of the University of scrap to tests.
The deadline for a decision Tuesday that the commission took the decision on the question of academic sources.
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