Admission procedure for St. Stephens Changed!!!!!!

Greetings to all the readers!!!

On 07 july 2020 , the registration form for St.Stephens college was available on the site of the college.
This year, the admission process of the college has been changed.

Earlier, students had to fulfill three tiers to get admission in the college.The list of events was as follows:
  1. Firstly,the students had to fill the form for Delhi University on the site Du.nic.in
  2. After filling the form,students were asked to fill the registration form for the St. Stephens college on the website www.ststephens.edu .
  3. Then, students should fulfill the criteria for the cut -off  .
  4.  If a student was applicable for admission then he/she had to undergo an aptitude test and a interview.
  5. The cut-off had 85% weightage , aptitude were given 5% weightge and the interview were given 10% weightage.
After completing all these tasks, the students were given the admission.
DU's St. Stephen's College Admission Process From July 7 ...University of Delhi - Wikipedia
But ,this year, when everything is changing due to COVID-19 pandemic.St. Stephens has also changed their admission process. For this year, applicants will noy have to undergo any aptitude test but an interview will remain in the process .However, it will be a online interview. Applicants can give their interview without going out of their house.
The cut - off criteria will remain same this year also. to give interview, one should fulfill the cut-off criteria.then,only the admission will be given.The cut off marks have 85%weightage,while the interview have 15% weightage. 

All applicants can fill the form on the  website of college www.Ststephens.edu

It is a good opportunity for all the students who have the dream to get admission in St.Stephens.

STAY SAFE,STAY HOME

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