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DU Admissions 2019 Entrance Test date, syllabus: The University of Delhi (DU) has released the syllabi and exam dates for the entrance test to be conducted for admission to the varsity undergraduate and postgraduate courses. As reported by the indianexpress.com first, the entrance exam will be conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) form this year onwards. As many as 9 undergraduates and almost all postgraduate courses.
While the entrance exams are scheduled to be conducted from June 30 to July 6, 2019, for various courses, the first cut-off list will be released from June 20. The second list is scheduled to be released on June 5 and third on June 29, 2019.
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The two-hour written exam will consist of 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs). The exam will also have negative marking. For each correct answer, students will get four marks and one mark will be deducted for every wrong answer. The answer key will be uploaded within 24 hours of the exam and students will get 48-hours time to raise objections, if any, as per the officials.
There are also many voices inside the varsity which do not want the exam to go online as they believe that it would be disadvantageous for students hailing from a rural and underprivileged background. Meanwhile, in-charge, admissions committee, Rajeev Gupta said, “Students will not have to face any issues, it will remain the same for them.”
View | How to apply for DU UG admissions 2019
MA East Asian Studies
General Knowledge and Current Affairs
Knowledge of East Asia
MA Japanese
Aspects of grammar, kanji, vocabulary and expressions in the Japanese language
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Few questions on general knowledge about Japan
MA Hindi– The paper will contain questions on History of Hindi literature and language
MSc Mathematics-The paper will contain questions on Mathematical Skills, Mathematics Education, General English Language, Reasoning and Mental Ability, General Awareness.
Other undergraduate courses that will enrol students based on entrance exams are BA (hons) Business Economics, BMS, BBA financial investment analysis, BTech (IT and mathematical innovations), BA humanities and social science, Bachelor of Elementary Education, BSc physical education, and sports, BA (honours) multimedia and mass communication, five-year integrated programme in journalism.
