Times Now · DistrictNews · 2026-09-02
IP University Drops Rank-Capping System, Lower-ranked Candidates To Get Chance
IP University Drops Rank-Capping System, Lower-ranked Candidates To Get Chance At Unfilled Seats. Delhi government has moved away from the rank-capping system for admissions to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) The decision comes after 29,153 vacant seats were reported across IPU-affiliated institutions over the last three academic sessions. The Delhi government has eliminated the rank-capping system for admissions to GGSIPU, allowing candidates with lower ranks to apply for unfilled seats after regular counselling rounds. , Education, Times Now
Why it matters. This policy change expands higher education access by allowing lower-ranked candidates to fill tens of thousands of previously vacant university seats.
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