Delhi University admissions to begin tomorrow

May 27, 2015 19:41

The process of admission to 54,000 seats in Delhi University's undergraduate courses will commence tomorrow with the varsity putting in place "strong, dedicated" servers to deal with the huge traffic expected online.

The online registration process will continue from May 28 to June 15 while offline forms will be accepted at the registration centres from June 5 to June 15.

"We have taken enough precautions and have arranged for backup servers to deal with unexpectedly huge traffic. If the students find the website to be slow, they should try after sometime," DU Spokesperson and Joint Dean of Students' Welfare Malay Neerav said.

Last year, the university's website had crashed on day one, prompting the aspirants to flock to the offline registration centres.

"When 50,000 or one lakh students try to log on at the same time, it tends to get slow. We assure that the servers will not crash and there will be no inconvenience to students," Neerav said.

The Centralised Optical Mark Recognition forms will be available on Delhi University's website -- www.du.ac.in -- and students will have to make the payment through internet banking.

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