You could use the OUTPUT clause. Here's a simple demo:
USE tempdb
GO
IF OBJECT_ID('copydelete') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE copydelete
CREATE TABLE copydelete
(
usernm VARCHAR(20),
pas VARCHAR(20),
scholor BIT,
dateAdded DATETIME DEFAULT GETDATE(),
addedBy VARCHAR(50) DEFAULT SUSER_NAME()
)
GO
IF OBJECT_ID('administraor') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE administraor
CREATE TABLE administraor
(
username VARCHAR(20),
pasword VARCHAR(20),
scholorship BIT
)
GO
INSERT INTO dbo.administraor VALUES
( 'sunil', 'a', 1 ),
( 'wBob', 'b', 0 )
GO
SELECT 'before' s, * FROM dbo.administraor
INSERT INTO dbo.copydelete ( usernm, pas, scholor )
SELECT username, pasword, scholorship
FROM
(
DELETE dbo.administraor
OUTPUT deleted.username, deleted.pasword, deleted.scholorship
WHERE username = 'sunil'
) x
SELECT 'after' s, * FROM dbo.administraor
SELECT 'after' s, * FROM dbo.copydelete
;
which make it rather confusing.