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Despite high cut-offs, seats fill up fast at popular DU colleges
At SRCC, too, students turned up in huge numbers. The college has filled 92 of 123 seats for Economics (Hons), and 367 of 901 seats for BCom (Hons).
DU admission: Indian language courses offer some respite
Even though popular colleges such as Indraprastha College for Women and Sri Venkateswara College have not seen a dip in percentage for the course, the cut-off remains relatively low at 84%.
DU announces first cut-off, LSR demands 98.75% for BA
The highest cut-off this year is 98.75 per cent for BA (programme) in Lady Shri Ram College. Delhi College of Arts and Commerce has a cut-off of 98.50 per cent for BA (Hons) in Journalism, while LSR College has a cut-off of 98.25 per cent for BA (Hons) in Psychology
DU evaluation boycott: Give names of teachers who don’t turn up, colleges told
The evaluation boycott was called against the UGC roster notification, autonomous status, and displacement of ad-hoc teachers etc.
Delhi University to colleges: Keep your cut-offs realistic
St Stephen’s College, which released its first list on Monday, saw its cut-off increase — indicating that this could be the trend for other colleges as well.
Online DU exam catches some disabled students off guard
Until a few days ago, differently-abled students applying to postgraduate courses at Delhi University were unaware that the entrance examination will be held online.
English-vinglish, culture-vulture
A large number of students are opting for English at university. The ambit of the discipline is widening, yet not keeping pace with needs.
From this year, kayaking and golf out of DU’s sports category admission list
Meanwhile, four colleges — Deshbandhu, Ramanujan, Satyawati (Evening) and Sri Aurobindo College — are accepting applications from students under the “best physique” or bodybuilding category.
Students with disability find path to DU paved with bureaucratic obstacles
While Delhi University requires a certificate from a government hospital stating that an applicant suffers from a disability, the Delhi government is yet to notify rules of the Disability Act 2016.
After President expresses concerns, HRD summons governing bodies of 21 colleges: Why no principals?
According to sources, the oldest vacancy is at Hansraj College and Vivekananda College, which have been without regular principals since 2009
Students with vocational subjects face a DU hurdle
There are 23 vocational courses offered in government schools, but only a few are listed in the DU admission form.
The bricks in the wall: In system that reduces children to mere percentages, a look at what it is to not make the cut
According to data for 2018, the Delhi-National Capital Region has the highest concentration of CBSE schools, with the states of Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana accounting for nearly half of the 11,510 CBSE-affiliated schools across the country.
Delhi: Pregnant woman’s plea to take exam turned down
The university had disallowed her from taking the exams citing shortage of attendance, which the woman attributed to her pregnancy.
First ‘Open Day’ at Delhi University draws hundreds
The sessions, which will continue till May 29, are aimed at informing applicants and parents about the registration and admission process, and addressing concerns related to eligibility, quota and documents required.
Ahead of entrance exams, Delhi University to hold summer classes for EWS aspirants
The entrance examinations to Delhi University’s undergraduate, postgraduate, MPhil and PhD courses are likely be held between June 17 and June 21.
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