Should Delhi University admissions 2021 be based on CUCET?
With no clarity over the CUCET as yet, officials at Delhi University are strongly considering exploring different options to hold UG admissions this year. What is your take on it? Do you think that DU admissions should be based on CUCET exam?
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No, you just can't pop up a month before and tell us that each and every freaking thing is changed! We prepared for our board exams for 15 months, few days before our exams we got to know that tan tana na exams are cancelled. Not every student was happy with it but we respected the decision knowing it was for our safety and benefit. But now conducting CUCET will be a big stupidity. CUCET is a whole different thing from boards! A whole different concept.
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Not at all. Merits are a way better option for it. Even if you people want to do so give some clarification and then start it after 2-3 years or something but not now. We can't afford to give any further exams in this pandemic. Please don't increase our stress.
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Clear cut NO. Du admission shouldn't be based on CUCET.
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No, it should not be.
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It shouldn't be based on CUCET. Only few people were originally preparing for such exams and last minute changes will cause more harm than benefit. Conducting CUCET would've been fine if we knew atleast 5-6 months earlier as the syllabus is extensive.
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No, as we all know new varient of covid is spreading very fastly. And at first me must focus on students health.
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I think it will be difficult conducting CUCET. I suggest thst different cutoffs should ne made for different boards.
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No, it should be on a merit basis. -
It should be on merit base.
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No, because I confirmed that I will get sufficient percentage to take admission there.
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