The Delhi University will start the registration process for undergraduate programmes on August 2, acting vice chancellor P C Joshi announced on Saturday
The Delhi University will provide full fee waiver to students who lost one or both parents to the coronavirus infection, officials said on Friday. The university has written to its colleges to conduct a survey and prepare a list of such students. "The Delhi University has written to its colleges to conduct a survey of students who have lost their parents due to coronavirus. We have sought a report in the matter by Monday," Dean of Colleges, Balaram Pani, told PTI. The fee waiver, which will be 100 per cent, will be applicable for students who have lost either of the parents or both to the virus in both the waves of the pandemic. They won't even be charged examination fees. "At the varsity level, we know about the staffers whose wards are studying here and they would be given a fee waiver. At the college level, the college governing bodies will have to implement it. They will have to ask for certain documents which would prove it," an official said, requesting anonymity. According
Delhi University is considering admission based on the performance in the Central University Common Entrance Test (CUCET) as well as board exams for its undergraduate courses, according to officials
The Delhi University (DU) on late Saturday evening released the third cut-off list for its ongoing admission process
Over 4,800 students applied for admission in undergraduate courses at Delhi University on the second day of admissions under the second cut off list on Monday, according to officials
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The admission under the first cut-off list ended at 5 pm on Wednesday with colleges still in the process of approving admissions.
Slow speed of the online admission portal of Delhi University hampered the process of admission to undergraduate courses on Tuesday, a college principal said
Students' groups on Monday staged protests here against the Delhi University (DU) administration over the high cut-offs announced for undergraduate admission
A total of 3,54,003 students have applied for the 64000 undergraduate seats
Delhi University has released DU cut-off list 2020. Students who seek DU admission can check details on du.ac.in
The admissions for the second cut-off list will be held from October 19 morning to October 21. The last date for depositing the fees for the second cut-off is October 23 till 11.59 pm
Delhi University cut-off 2020: For DU admissions 2020, St Stephen's College has released the cut-off: Here's full list of cut-offs (course-wise)
University will not hold the extra-curricular activities (ECA) admissions, barring those having NCC and NSS certificates in the wake of Covid-19
DU admission 2020: The first cut-off list will be based on CBSE result 2020. Here's all you need to know about Delhi University admission, online application forms, documents needed and other FAQs
Delhi University will offer the five courses -- B.A Programme, B.Com, English Honours, Political Science Honours and B.Com Honours -- in online mode
SOL, DU conducts annual examinations in May and June and the announces the corresponding results in October
We're still dealing with SMSes and calls from random colleges and vague deemed-to-be universities from all over: Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Karnataka, West Bengal, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan
At Hindu College, BA (Honours) Economics is available at a cut-off of 97.62 per cent, while at Daulat Ram College, the same course is available at a cut-off of 95.75 per cent
Delhi University will release DU cut-off list today. Here are steps to check the list