Education and Career Forum

Sir, I had passed my 12th CBSE exam 8 year ago. After that I couldn't continue my studies till now. It is possible to do graduation now as I have a huge academic gap?

In some of the courses and colleges there is no bar on having gap year for the admission.

So, to get detail regarding the admission in any specific course or college visit the official website.

DU ( Delhi University ) does not have limitation of gap year for admission in the graduation course.

Yes, candidates with gap year are eligible to get admission in graduation course in general courses.

There is no age limit to get admission in general courses.

So, if you will satisfy the required criteria for admission then you are eligible to get admission.

There are various open universities available to pursue your degree, if you have passed class 12th long time ago and your age doesn't fulfill the eligibility criteria.

For admission in any degree course, there isn't any upper age limit. Just make sure you are having minimum marks in your class 12th for admission.

Let me tell you that age will not create any problem in continuing studies.
You can start your study by pursuing graduation after a long gap also and it is not restricted in any way.

Yes, definitely it is possible for you to opt for Graduation course at this instant after a gap of 8 years from class 12th.
You can pursue your Graduation course through distance mode from any of the Open University.
Candidates those who have completed their class 12th examination from a recognized Board can apply for Graduate courses through distance mode.

First thing I would like to let you know that the basic educational qualification required for pursuing a graduation course is a higher secondary school degree from a recognized board of education.

So, having completed your Class 12th even 8 years ago you are eligible for admission in graduation degree course in any university if there exists no age limit for admission in that university as the gap between the academics does not matter for admission in simple graduation degree courses.