The Delhi High Court will decide on Friday whether six students, who have been allocated seats by Delhi University, will be admitted to St. Stephen’s College. The dispute involves the college’s challenge to the university’s ‘single girl child quota’ and the students’ claim to admission based on their merit and the university’s allocation.
Delhi University has accused St. Stephen’s College of exceeding the approved quota for Christian candidates in its revised seat allocation list. The university claims that several seats remain vacant despite qualified candidates meeting the CUET score requirements, leading to a dispute between the two institutions over admission policies and seat allocation criteria.
