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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Obviously yes it will ensure uniformity across different boards, solve the problem of 100 percent cutoff, reduce the multiplicity of exams and the resulting financial burden and pressure.
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Delhi University must conduct CUCET. Because the 20-21 12boards were not conducted and hence a fair selection could only be done if CUCET is taken.
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DU should have Open Book CUCET exams, and students should be given atleast a month to prepare.
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Yes, as it will be fair for tye students. Since we are still confused about our board results I guess it will be a fair game if CUCET takes place.
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CUCET should be conducted.
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CUCET is good, but there is a problem that government even doesn't clarify it's syllabus or exam pattern.
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I would insist that Delhi University must work on some alternative of percentile method, as it is a dream for students to get a reputed college in central university. Students from all over India want to get a chance to study here but all boards have different marking scheme according to the course and in this time of pandemic teachers are going to award marks on the basis of online exams and the classes children attended but we cannot deny the fact that this method is not going to work for some of students who live in interior villages or cannot afford this online education. An entrance exam can give equal chances to all students.
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Yes, Delhi University should have CUCET.
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Yes, it is necessary we cannot rely on the merit based admissions as it is not in our hand.
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Definitely, Yes, DU should conduct CUCET as class 11th and pre boards are not a good methods for evaluation of marks. It will give a common platform to all students.
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No, CUET scores are not compulsory for admissions into the BA course at Jindal School of Environment and Sustainability. The college accepts other online entrance tests/ national or international level entrance tests, such as JSAT/ SAT/ ACT. Thus, CUET is one of the accepted entrance tests for enrollment in the BA course at JSES. However, it is not compulsory.
To prepare for CUET Mathematics exam effectively, students must ideally give two to three hours practice. Students must focus on previous year qiuestion papers and mock tests to prepare well for exam. Daily practice and consistency will help candidate score 250 marks in exam.
Yes, NCERT is sufficient for conceptual clarity while preparing for CUET exam, but MCQ practice and CUET mock tests are important for scoring high. Students must not only focus on preparation books, they must solve CUET previous year question papers for Mathematics to know important topics or repeated questions.
No, a valid CUET score is accepted for admissions to both BA (Hons) in Liberal Arts & Humanities and the BA (Hons) in Philosophy, Politics & Economics at JSLAH.
In the previous year admissions, CUET was only listed as an accepted exam for the BA (Hons) in Liberal Arts & Humanities admission.
No, candidates who wish receive the Jindal School of Liberal Arts and Humanities BA (Hons) scholarships must provide a valid score in the JSAT. Those candidates who appeared for the CUET during BA (Hons) admissions can still appear for the JSAT after getting admitted into the Jindal School of Liberal Arts and Humanities.
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