St. Stephen's College Delhi Admission 2020: Application form to be released on July 7
Team Careers360 | July 6, 2020 | 12:30 PM IST | 2 mins read
NEW DELHI: St. Stephen’s College will start its registration process from July 7 at ststephens.edu. The last date of filling and submitting St Stephen’s College application form 2020 will be July 18.
Candidates have to register themselves first on the DU admission portal to receive a DU form number. Only the candidates with a DU form number will be able to fill the St Stephen’s College application form 2020. The college has decided to not conduct written tests for admissions and will switch to online interviews this year, due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
50% seats are reserved for christian minority students in St Stephen’s College admission. The selection of students is done based on the class 12th marks, written test and interviews. Owing to the pandemic, this year the selection of candidates will be done based on performance in class 12th (85 marks) and online interview (15 marks).
The cut off of St Stephen’s College Delhi admission 2020-21 will be made based on the best of four calculations of University of Delhi.
Online Interviews
The cut off list along with the interview schedule will be released on the college’s website. Shortlisted candidates will receive a call letter on their registered email address. They can also generate St Stephen’s call letter by visiting the website of the college. The call letter must be carried by the shortlisted candidates at the time of interview.
The students will be shortlisted based on three components, academic, co-curricular and general awareness and sense of values. The college does not offer a special ECA quota, but the proficiency of candidates will be checked during the interview.
It must be noted that the shortlisted candidates must have few documents along with them at the time of online interview such as interview call letter, marksheet, caste certificate and PwD certificate (if applicable).
After the interview process is over, the list of shortlisted candidates for admission will be released on the college’s website. Along with the final selection list, a waiting list will also be released for different categories of students. The students are advised to pay the admission fee and confirm their admission within three days of publishing the final selection list.
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