Now that the first list of eligibility percentages is out and students flock the colleges all over Delhi to seek admissions, here is a list of few essentials you ought to carry along with,as you head out of your homes.
The Documents required for procedure of admission.
- A list of all the colleges you are eligible in on the basis of the cut-offs.
- At least 5 photocopies, attested by a gazetted officer and also self-attested of the following documents along with the laminated originals:
- Class X marksheet + passing certificate
- Class XII marksheet + passing certificate ( If the passing certificate has not yet been issued, a provisional certificate from your school)
- Receipt of the Common Admission Form
- Migration Certificate (esp. for outstation students)
- School Leaving Certificate
- If you are seeking admission in a category other than ‘General’ such as SC, ST or OBC, do carry the certificate authenticating your claim. Remember, such a certificate shall be considered legitimate, only if issued in your name, your parent’s certificate won’t work.
Other equally important stuff.
- About 10 latest passport-size coloured photographs
- A black and blue pen, a pencil, stapler with extra pins, glue
- Around 10,000 INR in a carefully concealed envelope
- Some cash in change of 100 INR and 500 INR notes for prospectus purchases and transportation. You might also want to keep a Metro card with sufficient balance handy.
Also, not to miss out these.
Apart from these extremely important stuff, do not forget:
- A water-bottle
- Some easy-to-carry snacks
- A packet of glucose biscuits
- An umbrella
- Some spare change
- A cellphone with adequate amount of balance
- Some blank sheets
- A folder
- A big, but comfortable carry bag
- Comfortable shoes and clothes
Bringing along a companion, preferably an elder turns out to be beneficial. Remember to not panic.In case you realize at the college that you do not meet their requirements, make a quick decision and refer to your list of eligible colleges for the next viable and easily accessible college.
Save a seat first and then, wait for the next cut-off.
Ayesha Sareen for DU Beat
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