NEW DELHI: Delay in receiving OTP and non-functioning on-line calculator had been the problems students faced after they tried to sign in at the Delhi University's on-line portal, which went live on Thursday.
The DU commenced its on-line registration procedure at 8 pm on Thursday and mentioned within 24 hours, 1,01,811 students had registered at the portal.
However, at the first open day at the Delhi University, several students and their folks complained that the online calculator, which is a new function offered at the portal this year, used to be now not functioning properly.
"After logging in and keying in my child's marks, I chose the suggestive online calculator to calculate the best of four aggregate, but it picked up random marks and gave a wrong percentage," mentioned a father or mother.
An admission respectable mentioned the online calculator is not but purposeful and can simplest be made purposeful when the cut-offs are introduced.
However, varsity officials had initially admitted that there used to be a problem with the online calculator.
Another father or mother, alleged these had been delaying ways via the DU and by the time the cut-offs will be introduced, the college would have rectified it. The father or mother also mentioned the college should have introduced it earlier that the online calculator will simplest be required when the cut-offs are introduced.
Another problem that arose used to be the prolong in getting one time password (OTP) required to finish the admission procedure.
"I had registered on the DU portal on Thursday night but did not get the OTP during the 15 minute mandatory time. Now, I am worried whether I will be able to register again on the website with the same email ID I used or not," mentioned S K Vijay, a father or mother, from Saket.
Another father or mother mentioned, "I had registered on the Delhi University admission portal at 9.30 pm on Thursday and after filling in the details, I was informed that the OTP will be sent to my phone within 15 minutes. I received the OTP at 4.38 am on Friday."
Other folks also had similar lawsuits and the college officials admitted that since there used to be an excessive amount of traffic at the admission portal when it went are living, there used to be prolong in sending OTPs. They mentioned these problems were not experienced on Friday.
Vinod Tiwari, who had come from Lucknow, mentioned, "My daughter had filled in the marks for all the subjects but after we got a printout, her marks for Biology were missing from the printout. We informed about this to the officials and even wrote an email to DU Registrar about it. They said the marks are there in the database and we should not be worried."
This year, the officials claimed that the portal has been made mobile-friendly and will also function on 2G network. Every year, there used to be experiences about server crashing due to prime traffic, but officials mentioned this year the admission procedure till now has been glitch-free.
The DU commenced its on-line registration procedure at 8 pm on Thursday and mentioned within 24 hours, 1,01,811 students had registered at the portal.
However, at the first open day at the Delhi University, several students and their folks complained that the online calculator, which is a new function offered at the portal this year, used to be now not functioning properly.
"After logging in and keying in my child's marks, I chose the suggestive online calculator to calculate the best of four aggregate, but it picked up random marks and gave a wrong percentage," mentioned a father or mother.
An admission respectable mentioned the online calculator is not but purposeful and can simplest be made purposeful when the cut-offs are introduced.
However, varsity officials had initially admitted that there used to be a problem with the online calculator.
Another father or mother, alleged these had been delaying ways via the DU and by the time the cut-offs will be introduced, the college would have rectified it. The father or mother also mentioned the college should have introduced it earlier that the online calculator will simplest be required when the cut-offs are introduced.
Another problem that arose used to be the prolong in getting one time password (OTP) required to finish the admission procedure.
"I had registered on the DU portal on Thursday night but did not get the OTP during the 15 minute mandatory time. Now, I am worried whether I will be able to register again on the website with the same email ID I used or not," mentioned S K Vijay, a father or mother, from Saket.
Another father or mother mentioned, "I had registered on the Delhi University admission portal at 9.30 pm on Thursday and after filling in the details, I was informed that the OTP will be sent to my phone within 15 minutes. I received the OTP at 4.38 am on Friday."
Other folks also had similar lawsuits and the college officials admitted that since there used to be an excessive amount of traffic at the admission portal when it went are living, there used to be prolong in sending OTPs. They mentioned these problems were not experienced on Friday.
Vinod Tiwari, who had come from Lucknow, mentioned, "My daughter had filled in the marks for all the subjects but after we got a printout, her marks for Biology were missing from the printout. We informed about this to the officials and even wrote an email to DU Registrar about it. They said the marks are there in the database and we should not be worried."
This year, the officials claimed that the portal has been made mobile-friendly and will also function on 2G network. Every year, there used to be experiences about server crashing due to prime traffic, but officials mentioned this year the admission procedure till now has been glitch-free.
DU admissions: Students face technical glitches during online registration process
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