The University Grants Commission (UGC) has requested all Higher Educational institutions to “fix the last date of their undergraduate (UG) admission process after declaration of Class Xll results by the CBSE, to provide sufficient time to such students for admission in UG courses.
The communication, dated July 12, further said that since the CBSE had conducted Board examination in two terms to nullify the impact of COVID-19, the final results would have to be computed to incorporate the performance of both the terms. “The performance of term-l has already been communicated to the schools. The evaluation of term-Il is going on and process of result preparation will start. The final result will be declared by combining the weightage based on the performance of both the terms,” the notice read.
The UGC has said it could take “about a month” to declare the results. The notice follows information that some universities had started registering students for UG courses for the academic year 2022-23, said Rajnish Jain, secretary. College principals are, however, awaiting direction from the State government to open their doors to first year students.
