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Delhi University Admissions 2025: Deadline today to register for DU’s certificate course on patents

Delhi University Admissions 2025: Students who are interested will have to devote 48 hours of online study and 12 hours of offline study for the certificate course on patents.

The fee of the course is Rs 5000 per student. (Image: AI Generated)

Delhi University Admissions 2025: The University of Delhi will today complete the registration process for its certificate course on patents. The fifth batch of the course will start from September 1 in a hybrid format. The required minimum qualification an aspirant needs for the course is completion of Class 12th or pursing or completion of graduation course in any discipline. The registration started on August 2 and will end today (August 18). The fee of the course is Rs 5000 per student.

Students who are interested will have to devote 48 hours of online study and 12 hours of offline study for the certificate course on patents. The student intake for the batch is 100 with multiple batches per year. The duration of the patent course is three months with two hours of classes on Saturday and Sunday. Interested students can fill this form: forms.du.ac.in/mac/view.php?id=121161

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Dr Ashwini Siwal serves as an Assistant Professor at the Cluster Innovation Centre, University of Delhi and is the course coordinator of the patent course. For academic inquiries or correspondence, Dr. Siwal can be reached via email at ccp.rc@admin.du.ac.in. For more information about the faculty and the course interests, students can visit the ccp.rc.du.ac.in. The course director is Professor Daman Saluja, who is also the chairperson of the DU’s research council.

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Meanwhile, the University of Delhi has been awarded the highest NAAC accreditation grade of A++ in its second cycle of assessment, with a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 3.55. The accreditation, announced on August 8, will be valid for five years, till 2029. In the previous cycle held in 2018, DU secured an A+ grade with a CGPA of 3.28.

The university said the improved score reflects its continued focus on quality enhancement, innovation in teaching and research, and strong institutional governance. Calling the recognition a “landmark moment” in DU’s history, Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh said it was a matter of pride for the entire fraternity.

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