From the year 2011, a lot of colleges in Delhi University have started taking in application online through their website or through other sites. This initiative has been undertaken to help students apply to the college of their liking without them having to stand in the long queues, Sensor swab for form submission. Now students also need not worry about reaching the stipulated destinations for form submission at specific dates. All the students need to do now is log onto the college website they would like to apply to and click on the "Apply Online" link or any other similar link. Some colleges are accepting the online application forms for free and are not charging anything for these forms. The popular colleges in this category are Kirori Mal, Ramjas College, Hans Raj College, Bharati College, Miranda House, SGTB Khalsa, Deen Dyal Upadhaya College, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, Satyawati College (Evening).
In order to have more seats filled, Colleges would shed out a process by which students can also pay through credit cards. Some of the popular colleges under this category are St. Stephen's, Hindu College, Sri Venkateswara, Acharya Narendra Dev. This also increases the reach of the college wherein students can now apply to their favorite college from the location of their choice and also at the time of their choice. Admission to these colleges now is convenient and without any hassle. The form to be filled up online by the students is also easy and self-explanatory.
The Delhi university Website site is giving a unique feature of checking ones eligibility for a lot of colleges under Delhi University, which is a two step process in itself. Students can put in the aggregate marks that they have scored in their 12th examination and for a particular college they can see what cut-off list they would fall in. This information is given on the basis of last years cut-off list. This will help the students in contemplating whether they should apply for a college or not.
Sahil Chalana writes about articles on education in India and here about Delhi University. For more information go to http://www.getmenift.com
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