Dehradun News: Beginning today, or September 18, admission to Doon’s non-government PG colleges will be based on merit. The Central University Entrance Test (CUET) was previously the basis for student admission to colleges. Numerous pupils haven’t even taken the CUET test. In such a scenario, 50% of college seats remained unfilled. Student organisations are protesting this and calling on the government to exempt them from CUET. Following this, the students from CUET have received relief from Garhwal University.
Garhwal University Directs Merit-Based UG and PG Admissions in Doon’s Colleges
According to the directives of Garhwal University, UG and PG admissions at the college would be made on the basis of merit starting on Monday, according to Prof. VC Pandey, principal of DBS PG College. Students must register for this on the college website. In the college, half of the UG seats are still open. Students can submit an application for this at http://www.dbscollegedehradun.in/. Students at the college must register on sgrrcollege.co.in, according to Major Prof. Pradeep Singh, principal of SGRR PG College.
MKP PG College Adopts Merit-Based Admission for Female Students, CUET Optional
Students will be admitted without using CUET. Prof. Sarita Kumar, the principal of MKP PG College, stated that the admission of female students to the college will begin on the basis of merit. Girls can register for classes at CUET and mkpcollege.in on the college website. In this case, there are two possibilities. Female students who have taken the CUET exam can apply through CUET. Students who did not show up for the CUET may choose merit. According to Dr. Sunil Aggarwal, president of the Association of Self Finance Institute, UGC has not yet made a judgement regarding CUET relief. However, in response to a request from the college administration and student organisations, the university has published a circular. Only merit will be used to determine admission.
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