The race for admission to top universities in India is heating up, with nearly 14 lakh applications received for CUET-UG and DU, and the maximum number of candidates hailing from Uttar Pradesh. Read on to know more about this academic frenzy.
With each passing year, the competition for admission to top universities in India is only getting tougher. This year, the number of applications received for undergraduate courses at top universities like Central University of Tamil Nadu (CUET-UG) and Delhi University (DU) has been nothing short of overwhelming. As per the latest reports, nearly 14 lakh applications have been received for CUET-UG and DU combined, with the maximum number of candidates coming from Uttar Pradesh. In this article, we will delve deeper into the statistics and explore what this means for the future of higher education in India.
Nearly 14 Lakh Applications Received for CUET-UG and DU
The total number of applications received for CUET-UG and DU this year has left many astonished. Let’s take a look at the statistics:
- CUET-UG has received 2.8 lakh applications for its undergraduate courses, which is a significant increase from last year’s 2.3 lakh applications.
- DU has received a whopping 11.8 lakh applications for its undergraduate courses, which is also a considerable increase from last year’s 9.9 lakh applications.
Highest Number of Candidates from UP
The state-wise distribution of candidates for both CUET-UG and DU admissions has also been a topic of interest. As per the data released by the universities, the highest number of candidates for both universities are from Uttar Pradesh. Let’s take a closer look:
- For CUET-UG, the highest number of applications came from Tamil Nadu (1.12 lakh), followed by Uttar Pradesh (48,338) and Kerala (24,825).
- For DU, the highest number of applications came from Uttar Pradesh (2.7 lakh), followed by Delhi (1.9 lakh) and Haryana (1.2 lakh).
FAQs
Q. Why are the number of applications increasing every year?
A. The number of students seeking higher education is on the rise, and with the increasing competition, students are applying to multiple universities to secure their chances of admission.
Q. Will the high number of applications lead to an increase in cut-off marks?
A. It is highly likely that the cut-off marks for admission to these universities will increase, as the number of applicants is higher than the number of available seats.
Q. What are the chances of getting admission with such high competition?
A. The chances of getting admission solely depend on the candidate’s performance in the entrance exam and their overall academic record. While the competition is tough, it is not impossible to secure admission to these universities.
Conclusion:
The academic frenzy witnessed this year is a testament to the growing demand for higher education in India. The high number of applications received for CUET-UG and DU admissions, with the maximum number of candidates coming from Uttar Pradesh, highlights the need for more universities to be set up in the country. The competition for admission may be tough, but with hard work and determination, students can secure their chances of getting into their dream universities.
