DU SOL Admission 2021: Over 65,000 students secure seats so far, says report

NEW DELHI: More than 65,000 students have secured seats and paid the fees till now for admission to DU SOL in the undergraduate courses, as per the report by The Indian Express . So far, as many as 1.3 lakh students have applied for DU SOL UG admission 2021.

The School of Open Learning, University of Delhi has begun the DU SOL 2021 admission for UG courses on October 22. The last date to fill the DU SOL admission form 2021 is December 15. Candidates who have yet not registered for DU SOL admission 2021 can fill the admission form by visiting the official website - sol.du.ac.in

Since the beginning of the registration process over 2,500 students who have scored between 90 to 100% in Class 12 exams have applied for the DU SOL admission 2021-22, The Indian Express reported. 429 students who have scored above 95% have registered for DU SOL UG admission 2021. The highest applications have been received for BCom Hons.

The report further reveals that the 19 students who have secured above 95% marks in their Class 12 exams have applied for admission to BA (Honours) English, 41 for political science (Honours), 56 for BA programme, 135 for BCom and 178 for BCom (Honours).

Out of all the students who have scored more than 90% and applied for DU SOL UG admission 2021, 142 registered for BA (Honours) English, 305 for political science (Honours), 618 for BA programme, 567 for BCom and 954 for BCom (Honours).

The DU SOL OBE exams 2021 for third, fifth and seventh semester has begun today, November 30. Delhi University has also released pre-cautionary guidelines for the students advising them not to indulge in any unfair means during the open book exams. The DU SOL date sheet 2021 is available on the Delhi University's exam portal at exam.du.ac.in.

The registration process for DU SOL PG admission started on July 26 and ended on August 21. Delhi University offers admission to five undergraduate programmes, B.A, B.Com, B.Com Hons, B.A English and B.A Political Science.