New Delhi, July 13
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has asked universities to fix their own deadlines for admission to undergraduate courses after the CBSE Class 12 results are declared, Chairman Jagdish Kumar said on Wednesday.
Noting that some universities have started their admission process even though CBSE has not yet declared class 12 results, Kumar said that if the last date is decided by the universities before the board declares the result So CBSE students will be denied admission.
He said, “UGC has requested all higher educational institutions to fix the last date for their undergraduate admission process after the declaration of class 12 results by CBSE so that such students get enough time for admission to undergraduate courses.” “
The move comes after the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) reached out to the commission last week, requesting that universities be asked to decide their admission schedules as per their results.
“It has come to notice that some universities have started registration in undergraduate courses for the session 2022-23. In this scenario, CBSE students will be denied admission if the last date is fixed by the universities before the CBSE result.” Declaration,” the UGC said in a letter to the vice-chancellors.
Therefore, it is requested that all higher education institutions may fix the last date for admission to undergraduate courses after the declaration of CBSE result in order to provide sufficient time to such candidates.
CBSE may declare the board exam results by the end of this month. This year the board exam schedule was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.