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All you need to know about Delhi University’s Undergraduate Entrance-Based Courses

By Vaibhavi Sharma Pathak June 2, 2018

For those of you with a different bent of mind, the University of Delhi provides you with more than a dozen Bachelor’s courses, the admissions to which are conducted on the basis of entrance examination.

The online registration for these 12 courses began on 15th May 2018 (registration link: https://ug.du.ac.in/app2k18/), and the last date for submission of the application for the same is 7th June. Applicants are required to apply online through the Web Portal (http://admission.du.ac.in).

Take a look at these courses and do visit the links given, to get a better idea about the programs offered.

B.A. (Honours) Business Economics

The underlying philosophy of the B.A. (Honours) Business Economics course is to develop theoretical and analytical skills of the students which equip them for the corporate world and higher studies at the Master’s level in Business Economics or Economics.
Five optional groups in finance, economics, quantitative techniques, marketing and project management and entrepreneurship provide the students a wide array of areas in which to specialise.

An aggregate of 60% marks in the qualifying examination based on a simple average of the percentage scored in four subjects is compulsory in order to secure admission to this coveted course.
At the time of filling the application form, all applicants are required to state their order of preference of college from which he/she wishes to pursue this course. The applicants are required to select at least one preference to complete the form and the applicant may desire not to choose additional preferences. The preference order once submitted cannot be changed once the payment of fee is made.

There will be 100 questions. Each correct answer will get the applicant a score of plus 4 marks, and each wrong answer will get the applicant a score of minus 1 mark and a question not answered will get a score of zero marks.

Bachelor of Management Studies

This course, which had earlier replaced three courses i.e. Bachelor of Business Studies, Bachelor of Business Economics, and Bachelor of Financial and Investment Analysis, is now administered by the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and Humanities.

An aggregate of 60% marks in the qualifying examination based on a simple average of the percentage scored in four subjects is mandated for qualification for admission to this course. Selection will be based on the rank computed from the combined weighted average of percentage scored in the All India Joint Entrance Test and the percentage scored in the qualifying examination wherein the weights are: Entrance Test: 65%, Qualifying Examination: 35%.

Mandatory requirement of subjects studied and passed includes one language English, Mathematics and two other subjects included in List A. List A includes the disciplines offered by the University of Delhi for admissions to the three-year undergraduate programmes which are treated as Academic/Elective subjects. All the disciplines subjects must have at least 70% component of theory and 30% component of practical. Theory component doesn’t include internal assessments or continuous evaluation.

Bachelor of Business Administration (Financial Investment Analysis)

This course is a three-year full-time professional degree program, to be taught in six semesters. There will be 24 papers in all to be taught over the six semesters.The medium of instruction is English.

The entrance exam will be of two hours’ duration based on Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), designed to evaluate the aptitude of the applicants.
The following areas are included in the entrance test: Quantitative Ability, Reasoning and Analytical Ability, General English, and Business and General Awareness
Mathematics is required to be considered in the ‘Best of Four’ percentage, failing which a student will not be eligible for admission to this course.

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B.Tech. (Information Technology and Mathematical Innovations)

The Cluster Innovation Centre, University of Delhi, offers this four-year B.Tech course which is designed to inculcate an innovation mindset as part of the curriculum and pedagogy. An aggregate of 60% marks in four subjects (including Mathematics) in the qualifying examination is regarded as the qualifying criteria for admission to this course.

The Entrance test will be of two hours’ duration and will be based on Mathematics, reasoning and analytical abilities at 10+2 levels.
The test is of Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) format. There will be 100 questions. For each correct answer, a student shall score +4 marks and for each wrong answer, there will be -1 mark. Mathematics is a mandatory subject for a student to be eligible for admission to this course.

Bachelor of Elementary Education

An aggregate of 50% marks in the qualifying examinations as well as 50% marks in each of the four subjects is necessary for admittance to this course. The criteria for selecting the four subjects can be One subject from List I and three from List II, as mandated by the Varsity.
The Entrance test will be two hours duration and will be based on English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science and Social science up to class 10th level. The Entrance test is of Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) format. The Entrance Test shall be bilingual (English and Hindi) wherever applicable.

Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, Health Education and Sports (B.Sc.[PE,HE&S])

An aggregate of 45% marks in the qualifying examination determined on the basis of one language and three best subjects is the qualifying criteria for admission to this course. Admission will be based on the combined weighted average of percentage scored in the Entrance Test, Physical Fitness, and Sports proficiency wherein the weights are: Entrance test- 50%; Physical Fitness Test- 20% and Sports Proficiency- 30%.

It is essential for every applicant to appear in all the Admission Criteria Components (Entrance Written Test, Physical Fitness and Sports proficiency) in order to be considered for final admission to the course.
The questions will be asked in English and Hindi language both.

B.A. (Honours) Multimedia and Mass Communication

This is a self-financed programme of DU which is only provided by Indraprastha College for Women.
An aggregate of 75% marks in the best four (including 85% in English) of the qualifying examination is required for a student to be eligible for admission to this course.

The entrance test will be based on General Awareness, Media Awareness, Current Affairs, English Comprehension and Grammatical and Analytical Skills

Faculty of Music and Fine Arts

The Faculty of Music and Fine Arts allows students to pursue Bachelor’s Degree with Honours in

Hindustani Music-Vocal/Instrumental (Sitar/Sarod/Guitar/Violin/Santoor)
Karnatak Music-Vocal/Instrumental (Veena/ Violin)
Percussion Music (Tabla/Pakhawaj)

Admission for all the above-mentioned courses will be strictly based on practical admission entrance test.
Candidates seeking admission to these courses must have passed any one of the following examinations with 45% or more marks in the aggregate with Music as one of the subjects. Candidates who have not offered Music as one of the subjects at the last qualifying examination must have learned Music for not less than three years in a recognised institution.

Practical admission entrance test will be held on 4th and 5th July 2018 from 10.00 a.m. onwards in the Department of Music, Faculty of Music and Fine Arts, University Delhi.

At the time of practical admission entrance test, candidates are required to bring a print out of duly filled in an online registration form and all original documents (mark-sheets, degrees etc.), along with a set of photocopy of each document.
5% of the total number of seats in each course is reserved for the children/widows/wives of officers and men of the Armed forces.

Five-Year Integrated Programme in Journalism in Delhi School of Journalism

This course offers a Five Year Integrated Program in Journalism in two languages, English and Hindi. The program offers an exit option after three years, in which case the student will be awarded Degree of Bachelors in Journalism The students completing two years post graduate course will be awarded the Degree of Masters in Journalism

An aggregate of 50% marks in the qualifying examination determined on the basis of all five subjects offered in the qualifying examination is considered the eligibility criteria for this course.

The Entrance test will be of two hours’ duration and will be based on the General Awareness (GK), Media Awareness, Current Affairs, English Comprehension Grammatical and Analytical Skills, Logical Reasoning and Basic Mathematics Skills.

This course is provided by the Cluster Innovation Centre nestling at the heart of North Campus.
An aggregate of 60% marks in four subjects in the qualifying examination is compulsory for a student’s admittance to this course.
The Entrance test will be two hours’ duration and will be based on General Awareness, Current Affairs, General Knowledge, Communication skills (English/Hindi), Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability at 10+2 levels.
The questions will be asked in English and Hindi both.

Read more: https://ducic.ac.in/Programs-BA-Hons-Concept
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Online Entrance Exams for 9 Courses In DU Likely To Be Held In May

By Vaibhavi Sharma Pathak April 17, 2018

According to reports, admission into the University of Delhi for 9 undergraduate courses might now be held on the basis of entrance examinations.

For the uninitiated, the University of Delhi (DU) does not only admit students who display their merit in their board examinations, it also conducts online entrance examinations for 9 undergraduate courses. The admission for the same is conducted separately from the rest of the courses for which admission is based on cut-offs.

According to sources, the online exams for these courses for the academic year 2018-19 are likely to be held in May.

A committee has been formed to discuss the online exams for these courses, as is the norm in each new academic session. However, this committee is yet to finalise the exact dates for the conduction of the exams. Ironically, while the tentative date for the exams has been revealed by trusted sources, the Varsity has not yet decided on the date for the registration for these courses.

Noteworthily, in the past, students have experienced inconvenience due to late or an absolute lack of proper conveyance regarding the dates and deadline of the registration process for these courses.

When the DU Beat correspondent approached the Deputy Dean of Students’ Welfare of DU, Dr Gurpreet Singh Tuteja, and enquired about the dates for the registration, he refused to comment on the same.

Violina Rajbongshi, a student pursuing Honors in Physics at Maitreyi College, remarked, “I wanted to pursue an integrated course in the Delhi School of Journalism. However, because I wasn’t well informed about the deadline for the application submission, I couldn’t sit for the entrance examination.”

Notably, the Varsity will conduct the online entrance exam for its flagship 5-year integrated journalism course at Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ) along with the other courses. Last year, the entrance exam for the English and Hindi Journalism courses at DSJ were held at 18 centres across the country in August. The centre’s officer on special duty, Manasvini Yogi commented, “This year too, we will have entrances in all these centres.”

The courses for which the online entrance exams will be held are — Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS), BA in Business Economics, Bachelor of Business Administration (financial investment analysis), Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, Health, Education and Sports, BA(H) Multimedia and Mass Communication, BTech (information technology and mathematical innovations), BA (H) Music, Bachelor of Elementary Education (BElEd) and the 5-year integrated course at DSJ.

Kalyani Sharma, a student wishing to pursue music academically said, “It is good music that has been given due acknowledgement as a field of study by DU. For those of us who want to ‘study’ music, it’s a progressive step.”

Remarkably, BA Honours in Music was added as a course in DU last year. The online entrance examination for the same will be held along with aforementioned 8 courses.

Significantly, these courses do not have high cut-offs and could be favourable for those looking for admissions in DU.

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DU to Release Admission Guidelines By Month End

By Vijeata Balani January 11, 2018

The University of Delhi’s admission committee is expected to come out with the admission guidelines by the end of this month. The Vice-Chancellor of Delhi University, Prof. Yogesh Tyagi, is expected to brief the media about the admission guidelines of the 2018-19 session even before it is formulated. This tradition had been discontinued during the tenure of previous Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Dinesh Singh.

“We will soon announce the admission committee and a lot of details regarding the forthcoming admission season. The admission committee will be led by Prof. Maharaja Pandit and majority of the former members will be a part of the committee. However, we are also thinking of expanding the committee further, details of which will be revealed at the briefing for media,” Tyagi said while talking to The Times of India.

When DU Beat approached professor Maharaja Pandit, he said, “I have been appointed as the chairman of the admission committee formed on Monday and the admission guidelines will soon be formulated.”

The admission committee aims to invest arduous efforts to complete the admission process in time for the forthcoming session. The University is also striving to eliminate the loopholes of last year’s admission process. The ambitious aim of conducting online entrance exam for selected courses will also be reconsidered.

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Online Applications’ Deadline For JNU Extended

By DU Beat October 13, 2017

After the surprising move of shifting entrance examination for all courses including MPhil/ PhD courses for the year 2018-19 to December 2017 by the Jawahar Lal University (JNU), the deadline for online registration has been extended to October 17, 2017 until 5 30 p.m. This year, the entrance exam will take place from 27 December to 30 December.

The proposal to hold all future entrances in December was put forward at a meeting of the Academic Council (AC) in April 2015.The reasons given for such a shift were related to logistical issues. The move finally comes two years after the AC and Standing Committee approved the proposal. It was put to hold because of reasons accorded to feasibility. The prospectus for 2018-19 is already available on the website. The link for online admissions has been open from 15 Sept,207 and 13 October 2017 was the last date.

The JNU authorities have extended the deadline for filling the online applications for all the courses till Tuesday, 17 October 2017 up to 5:30 p.m. The University has also announced the timetable for the entrance examinations in various programmes of study which will be held from 27 December till 30 December 2017 in 53 centres across India and in Kathmandu (Nepal). For full details, applicants can visit the JNU website www.jnu.ac.in.

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Associate Professor Alleges Fraudulent Admission Procedure by Urdu Department

By DU Beat September 30, 2017

As reported by a leading daily, an associate professor at the University of Delhi has filed a written complaint to the Vice-chancellor alleging discrepancies in the admission procedure for PhD candidates in the Urdu Department.

Khalid Alvi who is an associate professor at Zakir Hussain College(Morning), and a renowned Urdu poet and critic, has cited irregularities in the admission procedure with respect to disregard of a meritorious female student whose name was not included in the final list of candidates selected for Ph.D course in Urdu, under the Department of Urdu, Delhi University. Adding on, he also pointed out that his signature was removed from this final list. Regarding the same, he has sent an email and a follow-up letter to the Vice-Chancellor requesting urgent address and seeking permission to file a FIR on the matter.

Speaking to Indian express, he claimed that one of the faculty members taking interviews of shortlisted candidates pressurised the girl to apply for the M.Phil. course over a PhD Agreeing to the professor’s claim, the girl told Indian Express, “When I refused the professor’s offer of taking admission in M.Phil., he told me he would hit me with hard questions during the interview. I was asked questions as if I had applied for a faculty member’s position.”

When DU Beat approached Dr Ibne Kanwal, Alvi’s colleague and Head of Department Research Committee(DRC), he dismissed these claims and said, “It’s not necessary that every gold medallist can perform well in interviews. She performed poorly, and Dr Khalid Alvi himself arrived late. He also left early, and hence his signature was not present in the final list, whereas the rest of the committee have theirs.” The entrance exam for admission into the course was conducted on 5th July and interviews for shortlisted candidates held on 30th August. The final list of selected candidates for PhD in Urdu was released on the DU website on 5th September and the admission procedure for the same was on until 15th September.

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Instead of May 2018, JNU entrance to happen in December 2017

By DU Beat September 15, 2017

In a surprising move, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has decided to shift its entrance examination for all courses including MPhil/ PhD courses for the year 2018-19 to December 2017. Usually, JNU Entrance Examination (JNUEE) happens in May. However this year, the entrance exam will take place on 27 December to 30 December.

For the past two years, JNU was considering shifting its entrance exams for all courses to December from the usual May-June session. The proposal to hold all future entrances in December was put forward at a meeting of the Academic Council (AC) in April 2015, which was thereafter approved in a Standing Committee meeting on June 15, 2015. The reasons given for such a shift were related to logistical issues, where the AC pointed out that JNU doesn’t come as an option at the right time and normally when the JNU admission procedure begins, all other university admissions close. Also n the case of BA admissions, they felt it was better to hold the entrance before the Class XII pre-board exams in January. Although teachers unanimously supported the move in the AC meeting, the four JNU students’ union office bearers opposed it back then.

The move finally comes two years after the AC and Standing Committee approved the proposal. It was put to hold because of reasons accorded to feasibility. The Vice Chancellor said that the university was trying to fill all vacancies available with faculties in MPhil and PhD courses in December. A committee has been formed to find modalities to conduct the exam. The prospectus for 2018-19 has been uploaded on the website, as well as the link for online admissions, opened from 10:00 AM today and will stay open till 13 Oct 2017 at 11.59 p.m.

The University will hold examinations for admission to various programmes of study (MPhil/PhD, MPhil/PhD through JRF, PhD., PhD through JRF, MTech., MPH. , PGDE, MA., MSc., MCA., BA(Hons.) in Foreign languages and Part time courses, MSc (Biotechnology) and allied, MSc (Agri) (Biotechnology)/M.V.Sc., and MTech. Biotechnology programmes )from 27 Dec-30 Dec 2017 in 53 centres across India and in Kathmandu (Nepal).

For full details, applicants can visit the JNU website www.jnu.ac.in or visit the admissions site.

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DU to release tenth cut off, last one for this year’s admissions

By DU Beat August 8, 2017

The University of Delhi declared the release of its 10^th Cut Off list. This list is especially for the students of the general category since some colleges still have vacant seats for the general category. The list comes in the wake of the creation of vacancies in several colleges for the general category seats.

The University of Delhi has 56000 seats in 61 colleges. This year the university aimed at filling all the seats meant for the reserved categories. Having done so, the University now opens its door for the general category students. Earlier the University organised a special drive which aimed to fill up the seats in various colleges for the reserved categories. This was to fill up the seats meant for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Castes, People with Disabilities, Children of War Widows, Kashmiri Migrants as well as those under sports and extra-curricular activities quota.

While speaking to The Indian Express Gurpreet Singh Tuteja, the Deputy Dean, Students’ Welfare, and a member of the admissions committee told, “This list will be for colleges which have seats vacant in a few courses. The eighth and ninth list was part of a special drive for those in reserved categories. Hence, we are keeping the 10th list for general candidates.”

According to the report by the Indian Express, this will be the last cut off list for this season, the admissions will be closed after this.

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Zero is the the qualifying marks for SC/ST Category in Maths dept. PhD Admissions

By Niharika Dabral August 3, 2017

The University of Delhi is one of the most competitive places to secure a seat. With the ever increasing cut-throat completion and the advent of seat cuts in higher education, it is now especially tough to pursue post graduate-research courses. In this condition, if you come to know that for you can qualify for PhD interview even when you scored zero marks in the entrance test, then you’ll probably dismiss this news as a piece of fiction. Well, looks like in Delhi University fiction is the truth.

On July 25^th the list of candidates selected for the interview and its schedule for PhD admission was declared on Delhi University’s official website. In the list, the minimum qualifying marks for all categories are mentioned, wherein for ST and SC category the minimum marks were said to be zero.

According to the Department of Mathematics website the selection criterion for PhD is such that , the candidates without without any external fellowship will be called for an interview based on the entrance test and the merit list of selected candidates will be prepared on the basis of performance in the interview. However the setting of zero marks as the minimum qualifying marks for sitting in the interview raises questions of the relevance of the written exam.

Talking to DU Beat, on the condition of anonymity, a high ranking official belonging to the Department Mathematics clarified that the entrance test is not qualifying test and there isn’t any guideline set by the university to dictate the minimum eligibility marks for the entrance. He also added that since the department doesn’t get enough SC/ST applicants, and as per the University rules the reserved seats need to be filled by reserved category students only, it is only wise to call all those who gave the entrance test. He also asserted the need for official guidelines to set the minimum eligibility criterion based on entrance exam because the department on its own can’t fudge with the rules. He also informed that earlier the department had even admitted students in certain reserved categories with negative marks.

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Join DU’s Add-On Courses for Added Skills and Upgraded CV

By Niharika Dabral July 30, 2017

If you are a Chemistry Honours student and your heart is set on Media Studies or you are looking to upgrade your CV, then short term and certificate add-on courses are what you desire. Every year, usually from August to November, various colleges in the University of Delhi open select, part-time vocational programmes for undergraduate, postgraduate, and international students.

A majority of these courses are organized by private organizations which make them expensive, and since the faculty is also recruited from private, chances are the teaching is often unimpressive. Arushi Kapoor, a French Hons. student, studied the Mass Communication, Advertising and Marketing add-on course offered by Hans Raj College last year. Recalling her experience she says, “Even though the course sounded very interesting, it, unfortunately, didn’t add any value in my understanding of media. I had expected a lot more. I will not recommend it to anyone.”

While language courses are already popular, it is the career-oriented courses that are now quickly becoming most sought after. The certificates for these courses are issued by the respective colleges, and the classes are held after regular college hours for the convenience of the students.

List of Add-On and Certificate Courses offered by the University of Delhi

1. Kalindi College

The minimum qualification for all courses is 10+2 examination. Students from outside can also apply.

Video Production- The course is for 5 months in association with RK Films & Media Academy. The classes will take place after regular college hours.
Photo Journalism- The course is for 5 months in association with RK Films & Media Academy. The classes will take place after regular college hours.
Foreign Language (French)
Foreign Language (Chinese)
Travel and Tourism
Communication Skills and Personality Development

More information can be accessed here.

2. Ramjas College

The College offers part-time certificate courses in the following languages:

French
German
Spanish
Italian
Chinese
Japanese

For more information, please visit the website.

According to various media organizations, Ramjas College offers 26 add-on courses; the highest by any University of Delhi college. However, on the official website, there is no information related to the same.

3. Hans Raj College

Hans Raj College offers three job-oriented add-on certificate courses in the field of media and advertisements. These courses are organized by RK Films & Media Academy. Admission is on a first come, first serve basis.

The programmes offered include:

Radio Jockeying, Anchoring & TV Journalism– The course is for 5 months, and it will cost 20,000
Acting and Filmmaking– The course is for 6 months, and it will cost 30,000
Mass Communication, Advertising & Marketing- The course is for 6 months, and it will cost 30,000

The classes will be two or three days a week, after 3 pm.

More information can be found here.

4. Jesus and Mary College

Jesus and Mary College, in collaboration with the RK Films & Media Academy, offers three job-oriented add-on certificate courses in the field of media and advertisements. All programmes will run for 6 months and cost Rs. 15,000.

The programmes offered include

Media studies
Advertising and Marketing Communications
Camera and Photography

The classes will commence by the first or second week of August, for two to three days a week, after 3 pm.

For more information, please visit the website.

5. Gargi College

The college offers additional courses in the following fields:

Advertising and Marketing Communications
Banking and Financial Services
Language Course: German

The information about duration, schedule and fee will be soon updated on the college website.

6. Hindu College

The College has introduced short-term certificate courses in the following languages:

French
German
Russian
Spanish

The information about duration, schedule and fee will be soon updated on the college website.

7. College of Vocational Studies (CVS)

CVS offers one-year certificate courses in:

German
French

Admission forms will be available from 3rd July to 28th of July, 2017 between 10:00 AM to l:00 PM on all working days. The course fee is Rs.13, 000.

For more information, visit the website.

8. Miranda House

The college offers an array of additional courses to cater to the interests of students.

The college offers one-year certificate courses in French, German, and Spanish in collaboration with the Department of Germanic and Romance Studies, University of Delhi.
Eligibility: 10 + 2
Duration of the Course: 1 Year
Number of Seats: 40 each
Selection Criteria: Merit in various categories

For more information, please visit the college website.

Computer Application

Eligibility: 10 + 2
Duration of the Course: 2 months
Number of Seats: Groups of 20
Selection Criteria:Written test/ interview
Fee: To be announce

Operations Research

Eligibility: I, II and III year students of the college
Duration of the Course: 18 Sessions
Number of seats: 30
Selection Criteria: Interview
Fee: Rs. 3,000

Medical Biotechnology

Eligibility: B. Sc. II/ III year students
Duration of the Course: 72 hours
Number of seats: 20
Selection Criteria: Merit/interview
Fee: Rs. 7,000

Bio Informatics and Silicon Medicine

Minimum Qualifications: B.Sc. in any life science branch.
Number of Seats: 20 each
Selection Criteria: Merit list
Fee: Rs. 5,000

The Rhetoric Course, Rethinking the Obvious – Examining the Rhetoric of Development

Eligibility: Open to students from B.A.(H) and B.A. Program Semester 3/5
Duration of the Course: 10 weeks
Number of seats: 25
Fee: Rs 5000

Computer applications for visually challenged students

Duration of the Course: 4 months (16 weeks)
Fee: No fee will be charged for this course.
The course will be conducted in ‘Amba Dalmia Resource Centre’, a part of the college library.

More information can be accessed here.

9. Sri Venkateswara College

Part time Courses in French, German, Mandarin (Chinese), Russian, and Spanish Language. Candidates who have passed 10+2 with an aggregate of at least 45% marks are eligible to apply. For more information, please visit the website.

Indian Music and Culture

Total number of seats: 25
Eligibility Criteria- Students of Sri Venkateswara College pursuing degree programs in any subject may apply. Selection will be done on the basis of merit.
Duration of the Course: August to November 2017. The classes will be held on Saturdays & holidays.
Fee: Rs. 3,500

For more information, please visit the website.

Ayur Biology

Total number of seats- 25
Eligibility Criteria- Candidates who have passed 10+2 with an aggregate of at least 45% marks are eligible to apply.
Duration of the course – August to November. The classes will be held on Saturdays and holidays.
Course Fee- Rs. 3,500

For more information visit, please visit the website.

Tourism and Travel Management.

Total number of seats- 40
Eligibility Criteria- Candidates who have passed 10+2 with an aggregate of at least 45% marks are eligible to apply.
Duration of the course – 1 year. The classes will be held on a weekly basis.
Course fee- Rs. 25, 000

For more information, please visit the website.

10. Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce

Language Courses in French and German

For more information, please visit the website.

Business Data Analytics in collaboration with BSE Institute Ltd.

For more information, please visit the website.

Mastering the Stock Market- an Experiential Learning in collaboration with BSE Institute Ltd.

For more information, please visit the website.

Integrated Course on Financial Market in collaboration with BSE Institute Ltd.

For more information, please visit the website.

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Delhi University declares Schedule for 7th Cut Off

By Srivedant Kar July 26, 2017

In a recent press release, Delhi University has declared the schedule for the seventh cut off for admissions to its undergraduate courses. The seventh cut off for merit based admissions will be declared on 27th July, the admissions for which will take place on 27th and 28th July. Although a majority of the seats for admissions have been filled, still some few seats remain for grabs in a few colleges of the University.

University will also declare two more cut offs for NCWEB. The sixth cut off which will be declared on 27th July will admit students on 27th and 28th July whereas the seventh cut off list will be declared on 1st August, the admissions for which will happen on 1st and 2nd August.

According to a report by Hindustan Times, while Shyam Lal college has the highest number of courses open for admissions several most sought after colleges have already closed their admissions.