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Delhi University has released the schedule and guidelines for documents required to be submitted under the Financial Support Scheme for the 2026–2027 academic year. All registered students are required to complete the physical document verification according to the given schedule. 

The Dean Students’ Welfare (DSW) Office at the University of Delhi has officially released the schedule and procedural guidelines for the offline submission of original documents under the Financial Support Scheme (FSS) for the 2026–27 academic year. Following the initial call for applications on September 23, 2026, students who successfully uploaded their documents online are now mandated to complete physical document verification.

The offline submission drive is scheduled to take place at the Multipurpose Hall, Gate No. 2, University of Delhi, running across four consecutive days from November 2 to November 5, 2026. Daily reporting slots are organised into sessions beginning at 9:30 AM, 11:00 AM, and 2:30 PM, mapped strictly according to the applicants’ designated serial numbers.

The FSS program is established to extend financial assistance to deserving students across university departments, centres, and institutes. However, the DSW notification explicitly outlines strict eligibility boundaries: undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolled in regular constituent colleges are ineligible for the scheme. Additionally, candidates carrying any Essential Repeat (ER/F) grade in previous examinations are barred from participation. 

 

The mandatory documents  for submission are: 

  1. A Bonafide Certificate signed by the respective Department Head or Director after September 23, 2026.
  2. Self-attested family Income Tax Returns (2025–26) and PAN cards of parents and eligible unmarried siblings.
  3. Valid Family Income Certificates or EWS/OBC-NCL certificates issued after March 31, 2026 (notary-signed or student-issued income certificates are strictly prohibited).
  4. Latest mark sheets, fee receipts, the online FSS application copy, and signed undertaking forms.
  5. Bank passbook copies or cancelled cheques displaying the student’s name, account number, and IFSC code (third-party or non-student accounts will not be accepted).

 

For successful and seamless documentation, it is recommended that students make sure they have all the correct documents in advance and arrive at the venue well in time for their slot.

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The students of the Faculty of Law, as well as the students who are trying to take admission in the Faculty of Law, organized a huge protest march starting from the main gate of the Arts Faculty and it culminated inside the Faculty of Law. The main reason for organising this protest march was to make the University authorities aware of the malpractices that are going on with total support from the admission committee and with full guidance and support from the Dean, Faculty of Law.

There have been several cases of mental harassment as well as vulgar abuses against the existing students who have been detained due to personal biases and also against girl students who are trying to seek admission in the Faculty of Law. Several cases of students seeking admission in the Law Faculty being booed with filthy abuses have been reported. There have been several complaints regarding this from the students to DUSU. Students seeking fresh admission to the Faculty, as well as those currently enrolled, came out and joined hands, expressing their solidarity against the Dean in what has been described by some students as a “tyrannical” rule.

Current students of the Faculty have been facing constant harassment at the hands of the Dean as they have been detained on account of shortage of attendance, the stipulated requirement of which is 66%. These students spread out overall three years of the LL.B. course found themselves in these unfortunate circumstances only 4 days before the start of their end-semester examinations. When they approached the Dean and other members of the Faculty, they were humiliated, verbally abused and made to run from pillar to post. They allege that they have been detained without warning and have fallen victim to the rivalry between the Faculty and the administration. As if the testimonies of the current students did not disincentivise an admission seeker from applying to the Faculty of Law, students have been made to wait for hours on end to be able to procure and submit their LL.B. Entrance Forms in the sweltering heat. The counter to submit the forms opens an hour late and the lunch hours are flexible to the whims and fancies of the staff. Upon making a complaint, students were abused verbally and the staff did not even heed to the presence of female students and continued to use filthy language which is not expected from a faculty of their caliber.

Students, fed up with the situation, approached the DUSU Office and through its President, Shri Arun Hooda, a complaint was made. Instead of readdressing the grievances of the students, the faculty, hand in glove with the college administration, falsely framed the student leader of misconduct. The Dean’s attitude and approach has made many a student regretful of their association with the Faculty and fresh admission seekers are thinking twice before applying for admission on account of the harassment meted out to them. The protest was carried out in the Faculty premises and the students marched near Gate No.4 and a memorandum of their grievances was submitted to the University authorities. Appeal has been made by these angered student community for stringent action against the Dean and an enquiry into the issue at hand.