With 1,03,500 forms submitted over the counter, and 43,300 applications coming online, the University ended up surpassing all previous numbers, Dean Students Welfare J M Khurana said.
While the window for sale and submission of forms had opened up on June 4, the eleventh hour rush was very much visible.
Over 30,000 forms were submitted on the last day itself over the counter, while the last day online submissions were over 10,000.
With long queues of last minute applicants turning up at the counters, the submissions centres at the university campus had to remain open well beyond the 1.00 PM closing time.
"The last day usually sees a rush. We did not close down the centres till all the students present had submitted their forms," said an official.
However, the students were found to prefer the conventional way of submission at the varsity centres. While less than expected submissions were made online since the process began, the 12 post offices that were taking in applications also did not witness a similar rush.
The low turnout through the online process is also being attributed to the fact that the payment gateway did not function for the first few days.
The University also concluded the registration of the SC/ST students with as many as 23,650 turning up for registering for the reserved category. (MORE)
