New Delhi, Dec. 18 -- Delhi University vice-chancellor Yogesh Singh on Wednesday asked colleges to reassess their undergraduate seat matrix and course combinations to ensure better seat utilisation, fewer allocation rounds and minimal vacancies. He also clarified that no existing course will be stopped.

He further said to ensure optimal filling of seats in minimum possible rounds, the colleges are likely to reshuffle their BA programme combinations. But no course will be closed, the vice-chancellor assured.

"An advisory has also been given to all colleges to revisit their seat matrix and make proposals for filling the seats that remain vacant despite many rounds of allocations. Whereas the colleges will see the possibilities of reshuffl...