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DU Writes To University Vice Chancellor, Demands Amendments In Curriculum
The DU's Executive Council have written to the university Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh, demanding amendments in the structure of the new curriculum, which allegedly dilutes academic rigour. On July 11, the DU council opposed the structure and asked for amendments, claiming the DU has been a premier institution, widely acclaimed for a high standard of teaching, learning and research. Notably, the new curriculum will be implemented from the… read-more
Tags: DU, Executive Council, Amendments, Education(3624), Curriculum
Courtesy: Press Trust of India
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Delhi University's First Cut-off To Be Out On October 1
Delhi University released the schedule for the cut-off lists to be announced for the admissions to its various merit-based UnderGraduate courses on September 27. The first list will be declared on October 1, and the admissions will begin from October 4. The colleges will have time till October 7 to approve the applications and the candidates can complete the payment process by October 8.
Tags: Delhi university, Delhi, DU, Undergraduate course, 1st cutoff
Courtesy: The Times Of India
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Education Ministry suspends DU Vice-Chancellor Prof. Yogesh Tyagi
After being approved by President Ramnath Kovind, DU Vice-Chancellor Prof Yogesh Tyagi has been suspended from his duties. According to the officials of the Education Ministry Tyagi made decisions that caused "mis-governance" and "malfunctioning" in DU. They also added that the President has ordered an inquiry against Tyagi's failure of his duties and he will remain suspended until further orders.
Tags: DU, Delhi university, RamNath Kovind, Education Ministry
Courtesy: The Times of India
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Delhi University: Admission Based on Second Cut-off Begins; 50% Seats Filled After First Cut-off
The admissions to Delhi University under the second list which was announced on October 17, began on October 19. Principals said they were prepared for the second round of admissions, by rectifying the mistakes that happened during the first round. However, the second list had only a minor difference in the cut-off and reportedly 50% of the seats were already filled, after the first list. Students also have an option to cancel or withdraw… read-more
Tags: DU, Admission 2020, Delhi, Delhi university
Courtesy: The Times of India
