<p>Parents and students from out-of-Delhi educational boards who went to Ramjas College on Friday without original documents were not given admissions.<br /><br /></p>.<p>On June 27, the DU registrar had issued a notification that said students from out-of-Delhi boards who are yet to get their original certificate should be given provisional admissions.<br />“The class 12 result of candidates should invariably verified by colleges through the boards results provided on CD wherever possible.<br /><br /> This can be collected from the office of the dean of students’ welfare (DSW), and is also available on the official varsity website,” the notification had stated. <br /><br />“For other boards’ results, which are not available at DSW office, the results may be verified by colleges from the respective boards after granting provisional admissions to the candidates concerned.”<br /><br />Admission committee members said a meeting of the committee will be held on Saturday to find a solution.<br /><br />“The admission committee and staff council had decided that admissions will be given on the basis of original certificates,” said principal Rajendra Prasad.<br /><br />“Students coming from Haryana and other boards don’t have original class 12 marksheets or even provisional certificates. Then on what basis should I give them admissions?” he said.<br /><br />“DU is saying to look on the internet and the CD provided. Even if I give them admissions, what is the guarantee that they will not cancel it after 10 days? What happens to the seats left then? said the principal.<br /><br />“I have a team of forensic <br />experts to verify documents, and they cannot verify documents downloaded from the internet,” he said.<br /><br />He added that if the varsity gives clear guidelines to grant admissions in such a situation, then, they will be followed.<br /><br />Being careful<br /><br />According to admission committee members, the college is being careful about the documents as it does not want to repeat another fake marksheet scam. <br /><br />“We are trying to find every possible way to help students. We understand the kind of pressure they are going through. <br /><br />Saturday is the last day for admissions on the basis of the fist cut-off. All options available in the meeting will be discussed,” said a member.<br /><br /></p>
<p>Parents and students from out-of-Delhi educational boards who went to Ramjas College on Friday without original documents were not given admissions.<br /><br /></p>.<p>On June 27, the DU registrar had issued a notification that said students from out-of-Delhi boards who are yet to get their original certificate should be given provisional admissions.<br />“The class 12 result of candidates should invariably verified by colleges through the boards results provided on CD wherever possible.<br /><br /> This can be collected from the office of the dean of students’ welfare (DSW), and is also available on the official varsity website,” the notification had stated. <br /><br />“For other boards’ results, which are not available at DSW office, the results may be verified by colleges from the respective boards after granting provisional admissions to the candidates concerned.”<br /><br />Admission committee members said a meeting of the committee will be held on Saturday to find a solution.<br /><br />“The admission committee and staff council had decided that admissions will be given on the basis of original certificates,” said principal Rajendra Prasad.<br /><br />“Students coming from Haryana and other boards don’t have original class 12 marksheets or even provisional certificates. Then on what basis should I give them admissions?” he said.<br /><br />“DU is saying to look on the internet and the CD provided. Even if I give them admissions, what is the guarantee that they will not cancel it after 10 days? What happens to the seats left then? said the principal.<br /><br />“I have a team of forensic <br />experts to verify documents, and they cannot verify documents downloaded from the internet,” he said.<br /><br />He added that if the varsity gives clear guidelines to grant admissions in such a situation, then, they will be followed.<br /><br />Being careful<br /><br />According to admission committee members, the college is being careful about the documents as it does not want to repeat another fake marksheet scam. <br /><br />“We are trying to find every possible way to help students. We understand the kind of pressure they are going through. <br /><br />Saturday is the last day for admissions on the basis of the fist cut-off. All options available in the meeting will be discussed,” said a member.<br /><br /></p>
