u/DiskFrosty9559

CSAS documents solution.
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CSAS documents solution.

Guys I think i might've found a 'safe' list of documents to fill in the last and second to last sections for DU graduates (Obv. acc. to me)

  1. In the second last section just upload marksheet + digital degree.

  2. In the last section just upload a digital degree if your results have been declared (2025 graduate or before). If the results haven't been declared then fill in the undertaking.

Logic: in the second last section, it says to combine marksheet + certificate into a single file. Though, it doesn't specify which certificate. Now, it can also mean a provisional degree BUT a digital degree is more valid than provisional so ideally it shouldn't be contested.

For the last section it mentions a degree and since 2025 graduates haven't received their actual degree yet, it only makes sense to upload the digital one here as well. So, ultimately we will be uploading the digital degree in two different sections and as counterintuitive it may sound but it's a reasonably safe option. It will also help those who are out of Delhi and will come in August or around that time for attending masters.

P.S. If you have a DU marksheet, you don't NEED to get it signed and verified by the college as in the degree it says that "This web-based Statement of Grades is valid for all official purposes". (Ideally you should if you can, if you can't then I don't think it will be a problem at least at this stage { probably they can demand those during physical verification if required} ) So, here you go.

Tl;dr : You can upload marksheet + digital degree and digital degree again separately and it shouldn't be a problem at least at this stage.

u/DiskFrosty9559 — 6 days ago
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Can someone guide me

If I am not wrong then

  1. In the second last section we've to scan the marksheet and provisional certificate into a single file and then upload it.

  2. In the last section we've to upload either a provisional marksheet (signed and verified by college) or a Digital degree ( for people who haven't received their actual degree yet)

Am I on the right track?

u/DiskFrosty9559 — 8 days ago

Preference confusion.

I am really confused about the preference list.

I have scored enough marks to get the Department of History. Though, when I was checking the previous year's cutoff list, St. Stephens and Hindu colleges have higher cutoffs than the Department.

I am aware of the basic benefits of choosing a college over the department, that is, hoste but I have no requirement for the same. A friend suggested that elite colleges have better brand value than the Department even if it's superficial (like it looks good in CV etc.).

Can someone help me out here please.

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