In order to maintain the social distancing norms amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Delhi University’s St Stephen’s College is planning to do away with the written test component for enrollment to its undergraduate courses and may switch to online interviews this year.
Being a religious minority institute, St Stephen’s College has its own admission process and reserves half of its seats for Christian Students.
The college usually conducts tests and interviews which together have a weight-age of 15 marks. The remaining 85 marks are based on the students class 12 exam performance.
But this year the online interview will carry complete 15 marks as decided by the college’s governing body.
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