CUET UG Results 2024: Delhi University, an aspiring educational institution, is likely to delay the semester for freshers. The reason for such delay may be due to the pending results of the Central University Entrance Test-Undergraduate, a vital examination for admission into various undergraduate courses under 46 central universities in India.
Impact on Academic Calendar
Delhi University Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh expressed concern over CUET-UG results 2024 getting delayed as this is disturbing the academic calendar. The VC told news agency ANI, “The start of the semester for first-year CUET-UG admitted students may get deferred till August 16, while the rest of the semesters have begun on August 1.
Administrative Challenges
Singh pointed to the administrative travails due to the delay, citing that the varsity was dependent on the NTA regarding CUET-UG results. The NTA has gone extra lengths to iron out problems of paper leaks in other examinations like NEET-UG and UGC-NET and has not given any firm deadline for CUET-UG results.
Expected Result Date
According to the release issued by NTA, the results of CUET-UG will probably be declared by July 30. Without the declaration of the result, students cannot declare the final admission in Delhi University. This year’s CUET-UG examinations were conducted from May 15 to May 31 in both online and offline, pen-and-paper modes.
Evolution of Admission Process
Earlier, admission into Delhi University was based on merit lists formed by student marks. The situation has evolved in recent years toward mandatory CUET-UG as the admission test for undergraduate admissions. This consequently means a transition to CUET-UG portrays the.regex of a standardized competitive admission process that is followed by the university.
The results of the CUET-UG are now awaited hopefully by Delhi University, as the students and administrators alike grapple with the alarming logistics this delay may cause. After all, these examinations will seal the fate of innumerable academic journeys across the nation.