The standoff between the UGC and Delhi University over the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) continued Tuesday causing problems for thousands of students, in particular those from outside Delhi.

Most of the university's colleges postponed admissions Monday, just a day before the process was to begin, leading to confusion among students vying for a seat in the varsity.

"We have come from Assam for my daughter's admission. Since we were travelling on a train, we did not know about these developments," D.K. Goohain told IANS.

Nidhi Khan, a differently-abled girl who had come with her mother to seek admission, echoed similar sentiments.

"We had no idea about the postponement of the admission process. I do not know what to do now," a confused looking Khan said.

Sudha Goyal, another parent, said admissions to Delhi University have become like the nursery admission process.

"There is no equality across the country on the degrees being given to the students. What is the point of having the four-year programme," Goyal asked.

Adding to the confusion, some teachers and student groups are protesting for and against the four-year programme.