Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV), which was on cloud nine over initial registration of around 79,000 students for CUET (UG), willing to take admission in undergraduate courses offered by its teaching department, has been stunned by the poor registration for counselling.
The registrations for counselling of common university entrance test (UCET) for admission in professional undergraduate courses failed to cross the 2300 mark even though just one day remains for the online registration window to shut.
This is for the first time the university is seeing such a poor registration for its after-school course in self-finance professional courses.
The DAVV which had planned to invite around 4500 students for the first phase of counselling could hardly see 3000 registration even as the registration window shuts on Friday.
DAVV admission committee coordinator Kanhaiya Ahuja said that there are close to 1500 seats in UG courses offered by its self-financing departments. “For the vacancies around 2260 students have registered so far,” he said.
The university would compile registration data after window closes on Friday. The counselling will begin for October 17 to 21.
DAVV was among the only state government run university in the state which had participated in the maiden CUET (UG), a gateway to around 90 universities, including all central universities, across the country.
The exam was held in July and August in 550 centres in and outside India.
