Delhi University's Academic Council revises rules for re-entry of students, who failed to appear in exam

As per the new rules, the students will be allowed to re-enter only to appear for the examination of that specific subject. The new rule will come into effect from the academic year 2022-2023.

Delhi University's Academic Council revises rules for re-entry of students, who failed to appear in exam

DU UG Admission 2022: Delhi University's Academic Council has modified the re-admission rules for students who have failed in any of the examinations. As per the new rules, the students will be allowed to re-enter only to appear for the examination of that specific subject. The new rule will come into effect from the academic year 2022-2023.

As per the reports, if a student of Delhi University fails to pass any examination, he will be registered as an ex-student. Students will be given a chance to take admission only to give exams. They will be allowed to reappear as per the conditions laid down in the regulations of the university regarding the conditions of the University examination admission. 

All those students who have fail to qualify in their practical examination through a continuous evaluation system can seek re-admission only for the purpose of re-appearing for the practical examination. As per the reports, the rule will be implemented from the academic session 2022-23.

The existing clause of the regulation reads, “A student of the university having failed to pass any examination of the university will be registered as an ex-student for reappearing in the said examination subject to the conditions laid down in the regulations of the university relating the conditions of admissions to university examination”.

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