Delhi HC
Source: New Indian Express

The Delhi High Court has coordinated Delhi University (DU) to record an affidavit in regard to the particular deadlines for issuance of paper degrees to the graduated students of the year 2019 and to the individuals who would graduate in 2020. The court likewise said that the affidavit should also make reference to timelines of events to be indicated for transmission of degree endorsements and mark sheets to Digilocker in a phased way.

A bench of Justice Prathiba M. Singh also requests Delhi University to be devised for issuance of online transcripts in regard to the candidates who want the similar urgent and data pertaining to the issuance of online degree certificates. However, the Delhi High Court recorded the issue for an additional hearing on October 20.

The court said that the online digital degree certificates which are currently been given are the monolingual i.e., just in English, dissimilar to the past degree authentications which were bilingual i.e., both in Hindi and English. It is requested that the two configurations of the online degree authentications whether in bilingual format or monolingual arrangement would be substantial for the contender to submit to their separate Universities in foreign countries and the current request might be utilized for the said reason.

Delhi High court was managing issues identifying with the arrangement of records and online paper degree authentications as additionally the printing of paper degree certificates by the University.

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DIGITAL DEGREE CERTIFICATES ON digicerti.du.ac.in , EASE FOR FINAL YEAR STUDENT

DU notified the HC that for the objectives of admission to Indian universities, admission to foreign universities, for the aim of employment, and many more, there were around 1,788 applications that were collected with an urgent proposal. There are already 1,728-degree certificates that have been granted. He acknowledged that DU is trying to give the remaining digital degree certificates within the next month.

Delhi University further added that approximately 12 persons have been committed to the allotment of online degree certificates. Moreover, on a daily basis, 450 online degree certificates are being generated.

The court was hearing a petition filed through advocate Sarthak Maggon. A student filed a petition, who have not received their degree certificate to date. The students need a degree certificate as they want to apply for admission to a foreign university.

DELHI UNIVERSITY ENABLES ACCESS OF DEGREE CERTIFICATES THROUGH DIGILOCKER

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