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10,000 forms sold on fifth day

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: The fifth day of the admission process at Delhi University saw 10,000 pre-admission forms being sold at the 16 centres set up across the city. Leading the list again, Kirori Mal College sold 1,800 forms on Tuesday. Still unclear about where the centralised forms are accepted, students are still flocking to colleges in the University to buy individual forms.

]While the University has been doing its best to put these anxieties of students to rest, the power of rumours seem to be much more powerful.

Apart from being anxious about the validity of the centralised forms, the other big rumour that is doing the rounds of University is that the pre-admission forms are being "black marketed''.

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