St. Stephen’s College Admission Rejects 12 Single Girl Child Students Under the Supernumerary Quota of DU!
St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University, has rejected the admission applications of 12 ‘single girl child’ students, who applied under the supernumerary quota created by the university. The predominant reason behind this move is to cite capacity constraints. However, this quota is to provide special provision for single girl child students.
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What’s the matter of St. Stephen’s College Admission?
- 19 single girl child students applied for admission to the BA Programme course at St. Stephen’s College.
- The college accepted only 7 applications, rejecting the remaining 12.
- Delhi University had instructed all colleges to admit extra students for optimal filling of seats.
- St. Stephen’s College was asked to admit 5% more students beyond its total seat capacity.
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What’s Next?
The Dean of Academics, Haneet Gandhi, has expressed disappointment over the college’s decision and has sent an email to the college principal, extending the deadline for admission. However, the college principal has refused to admit the students, citing capacity constraints.
Primarily, as per the specific guidelines issued by the regulatory bodies considering the infrastructure, faculty, and other requirements, 25% of supernumerary seats will be filled at Delhi University. St. Stephen’s College’s decision goes against these guidelines and raises concerns about the university’s ability to implement the quota effectively.
Secondly, this is against the rights of the students. Actually, this is not about the rules but the main thing behind all this is the education of youths who will involve themself in the growth of the country. Last but not least, the authorities did not do this with those who have a passion for learning, evolving, and growing to cope with advanced technology.
Not only the future of these youths will suffer but it will also impact the country because we are the one who represent our country among all others in this world.
Conclusion
The rejection of admission applications by St. Stephen’s College has raised questions about the implementation of the supernumerary quota. Stay tuned for more updates on this story.
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